2.0

credits

Average Course Rating

Under the guidance of a clinical faculty instructor and experienced preceptor, the student will participate in 112 hours of clinical experience in adult, pediatric, women's health or family medicine setting. This third sequential clinical course will prepare students to diagnose, treat, and follow-up patients across the lifespan. It integrates biomedical, psychological, social and nursing aspects of care based on age, gender, sexuality, culture, and ethnicity. Application and utilization of evidence is emphasized in a variety of pediatric and adult healthcare settings. Prerequisites: NR.210.622 and 210.626