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This course fosters clinical competence and emphasizes the integration of assessment, critical thinking and evidence based practice to develop differential diagnoses and management plans for common, complex acute, critical and chronic care conditions. Management of these conditions will be accomplished through clinical experiences under the direction of faculty and clinical preceptors. Clinical placements may include a variety of acute and chronic care settings including, but not limited to intensive care units, inpatient units, emergency departments, intermediate care settings, specialty care settings, etc. This course is repeatable and the credit allocation will be determined individually by the semester of study. The student will have the opportunity to demonstrate beginning competency in simulation and in precepted clinical experience. (56 to 224 clinical hours) Corequisite: NR.110.645, 110.646 or 110.647