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Department of Training and Internship

Definition of Internship:

It is a training year known as the fifth year for students of the Faculty of Nursing. To enroll in it, the student must obtain a Bachelor's degree in Nursing (four academic years), and its duration is 12 months.

Objectives of the internship year:

The internship year aims to provide students with the necessary information, nursing skills, and expertise to qualify them as highly qualified nursing specialists.

Preparing for the Training Year (internship):

The internship training year is preceded by several programs, at the end of the second semester of the fourth year and before the start of the actual internship training. Students are required to attend these programmes.

1/ The program of introducing students to hospitals, where hospitals are hosted in the college, and each hospital presents the requirements for the internship year, as it makes it easier for the student to choose the hospital in which she will train.

2/ An introductory program introducing the internship year and explains to the student the rights and duties in the internship year, where the student adheres to what was stated in the internship booklet, and introduces the student to the leave and absence system.

Before the end of the internship stage, a program is being prepared to prepare the students for the examination of the Commission of Health Specialties to ensure that the students of the Faculty of Nursing obtain the best results and prepare them for the labor market.

Contact info.

Vice-Rector for Training and Clinical Affairs

Dr. Hanan Fahad Al-Harbi

Contact numbers:

0118240419 – 0118240407 – 0118240455

Email: cn-tiu@pnu.edu.sa​​