Current course offerings

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Course description

Students will undertake 120 hours of supervised clinical experience. Clinical practice experience is by integrated and block model placement, depending on the nature of the clinical environment. There is an equal emphasis on practice elements and theoretical understanding, therefore the scheduling of learning activities enables clinical placement shifts to be interspersed with on campus classes in the companion course NURS2012 Nursing in Acute Care Environments. Students are exposed to increasingly complex professional practice concepts under direct Registered Nurse supervision in the clinical practice setting.

The educational focus of Semester 1, Year 2 is on developing theoretical and clinical knowledge and skills to provide care in a range of acute and non-acute environments including inpatient, community and residential aged care practice settings. There are 4 courses that run concurrently in the Bachelor of Nursing program.

Archived offerings