Practice education, also called clinical learning, or "clinical" for short, is an essential component of your nursing education.
Our clinical learning overview highlights your clinical learning during the program.
We've compiled answers to frequently asked questions from our new students. Can't find an answer to your question? Check our student handbook or contact our administrative assistant, Alicia Jones.
Hours of entry will be posted on the UNB Moncton Student Information D2L website as well as in multiple places within the building. Students will be notified by email of any changes to the posted hours
You can purchase a parking pass online.
49 students are accepted into Year 1 and take their theory courses together. For clinical courses, after the initial orientation, clinical groups are formed in varying student numbers based on placement venue.
Contact Charene Slupsky to make room and/or equipment bookings
For specific questions, contact Raquel Cyr.
The Moncton RCMP is now processing criminal record checks between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:45 p.m., Monday to Friday. Bring two pieces of identification.
Cost: $25
If a letter is required in order to obtain your CRC (w/ VSC) please reach out to Raquel Cyr at that time and one will be provided to you.
For those outside the Moncton area, contact your local detachment for details.
Aug. 15 each year. Your CPR and CRC (w/VSC) will need to be updated before starting Year 2 of the program.
For inquiries concerning your clinical requirements (including immunizations, CPR certification and Criminal Record Check), please contact our clinical outreach & engagement coordinator, Raquel Cyr.
D2L stands for "Desire to Learn" and is the learning platform used across UNB. The information from the instructors regarding each specific course will be found on this platform.
Microsoft 365 Teams is the most commonly used and is available off your UNB portal for download to your personal device. It can also be used within a browser.
The textbooks for our program are coordinated by our faculty. This means most required textbooks/lab kits will be used in more than one course throughout the two years of your program.
The books are usually bundled for purchase at the UNB Bookstore to increase savings for you.
Contact Shelley Clayton.
Eligible Moncton students are notified via email by the administrative assistant of any funding opportunities.
The Moncton Nursing Society will host activities and events throughout the year. They wish to welcome you to UNB Moncton.
There are many opportunities to get involved at UNB, such as joining the Nursing Society.
Our peer mentors can help you find something you are interested, like volunteer opportunities in our community.