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EXTRAORDINARY SUPPORTExperiential learningChamberlain students practice their nursing skills in safe, simulated learning environments and under theobservation of nursing faculty in the clinical setting. Our Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree students takepart in approximately 800 hours * of experiential learning (simulated learning, skills labs and clinicals) beforegraduation. This extensive training allows them to become competent and confident nursing professionals.* Based on the Chamberlain Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree curriculum, totaling both lab and clinical requirements.Nursing skills labs and the SIMCARE CENTER The Chamberlain SIMCARE CENTER replicates hospital and clinical settings and features high-tech trainingequipment, including high-fidelity human simulators, patient-monitoring equipment, a birthing simulatorand physical assessment exam tables. Utilizing the computer control center, our faculty have the ability to alterthe simulated patient’s vitals and produce varying symptoms to evaluate a student’s response in real time.These labs provide a safe environment to practice skills and receive immediate feedback.chamberlain.edu/simcarethe real-worldClinicalsThrough the fulfillment of clinical requirements, Chamberlain Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree studentsreceive meaningful, real-world training in actual healthcare delivery environments. The hands-on experiencetakes place under the supervision of a professional nurse who acts as the student’s preceptor.• Unlike many programs, Chamberlain students are not solely responsible for finding their required clinicalassignments. Our clinical model, featuring centralized coordination and national compliance, facilitatesthe process for our students and the organizations that receive them.• Chamberlain offers students diversified clinical experiences in which to hone their skills in a varietyof settings, including: hospitals, long-term care facilities, independent practices, ambulatory care centers,VA medical centers and home health environments – anywhere healthcare is delivered!chamberlain.edu/studentsuccessBE CONFIDENTCHAMBERLAIN COLLEGE OF NURSING VIEWBOOK 2013-201419
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