![Students and faculty in Patacancha, a high-altitude community in Peru.](/media/sized-image-library/content-images-720-x-540/NursingPeru.jpg)
Students and faculty in Patacancha, a high-altitude community in Peru.
You will take part in clinical experiences as a traditional nursing undergraduate at Fisher. Among these are global nursing opportunities and clinical experiences closer to home.
The University offers you the opportunity to travel far and wide providing medical care as part of your coursework.
You may conduct assessments for community members as part of a free nursing clinic, or provide health screenings and health education to children and adults alike.
Recent trips have brought students to:
As a Fisher nursing student, you will also have an opportunity to travel to Waterford, Ireland for a transcultural education experience through the Helen and Robert Nealon Irish Travel Award thanks the generosity of Kurt and Suzanne Nealon Schilling. The award was established in memory of Helen and Robert B. Nealon. Helen was a long-time Fisher employee, and she and her husband shared a special love for Ireland. The award, which is also used to support travel or other expenses associated with visiting Irish faculty, is intended to support the connection between Fisher and Ireland.
The Wegmans School of Nursing places students in health care systems, community-based agencies, and private practices in the Rochester region.
In addition to Fisher's full-time faculty, the health care professionals in these practice settings participate in the education of Fisher's undergraduate nursing students. They share their knowledge, serve as role models, motivate, and mentor the next generation of Fisher nurses.
*Designated Magnet Recognition Program® Hospital. The program recognizes health care organizations for quality patient care, nursing excellence, and innovation in professional nursing practice.