We are invested in your clinical education. We’re here to help you connect with clinical sites and make the onboarding process a breeze so you can focus on learning.
Search for clinical experiences
Sign up, create your profile, and then search for clinical experiences at sites that use Clinician Nexus.
CONNECT WITH YOUR COMMUNITY
Build your professional network by connecting with peers, educators, and team members at the clinical sites you’d like to work at.
ONBOARD WITH EASE
Clinical sites that use Clinician Nexus ditch the email thread and keep your application and onboarding requirements in a clear list for you.
STAND OUT AS A FUTURE HIRE
Clinical sites want to hire you. Stand out by highlighting your relevant academic, clinical, and volunteer experiences on your profile.
Clinical Experience Search
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Types of Experiences
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Clinical Sites
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Students
Getting Started with Clinician Nexus
As a student, you can join our platform in one of two ways.
Option 1 | Sign up for free
Once you sign up and create your profile you’ll be able to search for clinical experiences on our search page.
Search by:
Sign Up
- Start date
- Experience
- Specialty
- Discipline
- Clinical site
Option 2 | Look for an invitation from your school
When your school manages your schedule you will receive an invitation to join. Once your experience is scheduled, your clinical site’s instructions will live in your dashboard.
Either way, it’s always free for you.
What Students Are Saying
“I enjoyed the ability to see my progress through the application process. I knew what I needed to do because it was all laid out clearly for me on the page, and I even received notifications reminding me what I still needed to complete before my deadline arrived.”
TishaObserver
“It has been pretty easy and accessible to use. I love that when I have questions the chat is available and everyone responds quickly. I also appreciate it being free to apply, being a Medical students debts keep incrementing and at least in a way a save some money by applying to away rotations through this site.”
MarimerSan Juan Bautista School of Medicine
