Nursing Programs – Clinical Placement Support
At the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS), graduate nursing students receive support with finding and securing a clinical practicum site. A dedicated clinical placement coordinator works with each student to understand their needs and helps connect them with healthcare providers in their community.
Having support with the placement process allows students to focus on preparing for their clinical experience rather than managing the logistics on their own. Faculty and placement staff work with students throughout the process to help make sure they understand what’s needed before their practicum begins.
For working nurses balancing graduate school with their professional and personal responsibilities, this individualized support can make the clinical placement process easier to navigate.
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Nursing Programs – Clinical Placement Support
[00:00:00] David Liguori (Nursing Faculty): One thing that’s unique about University of St. Augustine is we actually have a designated person that will place the student into the clinical setting. [00:00:09] Sarah Cartwright (Nursing Programs): We take that on, we work with you to make sure we understand your needs, and then we work with the providers in your community to place you close to your home. [00:00:18] Ashlee Loewen (Nursing Faculty): They’re going to have that security there that when it’s their turn to enter their practicum site, that we’ve got that handled.