Simulation Labs
Simulation labs are an integral part of the Cameron University Nursing Program. These labs are equipped with advanced patient simulators that mimic real-life scenarios. Students have the opportunity to practice their nursing skills, decision-making abilities, and critical thinking in a safe and controlled environment. Simulations can range from basic skills such as taking vital signs to complex scenarios like managing a patient in a cardiac emergency. These labs allow students to develop their clinical judgment and enhance their confidence before entering actual clinical settings.
Real-world Clinical Settings
As part of the Cameron University Nursing Program, students are placed in various clinical settings to gain firsthand experience in patient care. These clinical rotations take place in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and community health settings. Under the guidance of clinical instructors and preceptors, students have the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in real healthcare environments. They work alongside experienced nurses, observe procedures, provide direct patient care, and develop essential communication and teamwork skills.
Faculty and Staff
The dedicated faculty and staff at Cameron University Nursing Program play a crucial role in shaping the education and experiences of nursing students. With their expertise, passion for teaching, and commitment to student success, they create a supportive and engaging learning environment.
