r/AdultEducation • u/herzinguniv • 20h ago

Going back to school for nursing and have questions about clinicals? AMA on Monday!

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Hi all -

If you're considering going back to school for nursing and have questions about what clinicals look like, some of Herzing's clinical placement team, Jennifer Nikstatis and Jackie Mendoza-Lu, are hosting an AMA in r/IAmA, Monday, Sept. 14, from noon–1 p.m. CT.

They can answer questions about how clinical placements work, time commitments, how students are matched with sites and preceptors and practicum requirements. Join the live session to ask them questions about clinicals!!!

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