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Clinical Information

The demands of our healthcare system are challenging and exciting. Nursing students who join the University of Mount Union’s BSN program will have ample opportunities to put their classroom knowledge into practice. They will have extensive opportunities to experience supervised, experiential learning opportunities including:

  • Laboratory experience
  • Clinical experience in various areas including acute care setting, extended care facilities and community settings
  • Observation experiences
  • Service learning

Mount Union BSN Clinical Rotations

Students pursuing Mount Union’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program will complete roughly 10% more practicum training hours than some other nursing programs in Northeast Ohio. Students will experience the role of nursing in various areas. 

Areas of Nursing

  • Medical-surgical
  • Critical care
  • Long-term care
  • Nursing homes
  • Pediatrics
  • Psychiatric mental health
  • Labor and delivery
  • Community health settings 

During a nursing student’s senior year, they will complete a preceptorship, which will allow him/her to work with a professional nurse. The professional nurse will serve as the nursing student’s mentor, guiding and transitioning the student into the nursing profession. 

Nursing students will have the opportunity to rotate to various clinical agencies in the area in order to gain experience in the nursing field. Contrary to popular belief, clinical rotations take place at more locations than just hospitals. In fact, nursing students at Mount Union may also have the opportunity to gain experience at city health departments, local schools, nursing homes, rehab units and outpatient clinics.

Mount Union has established clinical affiliation agreements with several of the surrounding agencies including, but not limited to: 


The University is always looking to make additional partnerships that may enhance students’ opportunities. Check back to this page often to see where clinical sites have been added.

After completing over 1,000 clinical simulation and laboratory practicum training hours and rotate in six to eight different clinical settings, nursing students are more likely to know in which setting they want to start their career when they graduate. Learn more about what careers are available for registered nurses.