The purpose of this study was to understand the Clinical Practicum Satisfaction of the Lincere Practicum Nurse Students which would be undertaken by the Nursing Department. The questionnaires were used to collect the data. One hundreds and seventy four students participated in this study. The data were analyzed by SPSS Computer Software. The results were as followed: 1.Self-selection for students’ site of practices and spread for arrangement of practices were the major part. The selection qualification of candidates for nursing preceptor arranged by the units of practices was the major part. In satisfaction of candidates, more students and instructing teachers for practices felt “ordinary to satisfactory”. 2. In clinic performance, students felt “ordinary to satisfactory”. As to performance of discussion, students for practices felt “very satisfactory to ordinary”. 3. “Clinical assistance” ranked No. 1 for students who felt it was helpful after the practices; “Working unit could hardly be coordinated with schedule of practices” was No. 1 for the difficult point for students. 4. Self-evaluated score for achievements of practices was between 6 and 8. 5. Supports from family and superiors in working unit were significant. 6. Factors of influence included senior age and longer length of clinic service. 7. Students higher self-learning assessment resulted in students’ high practices outcome. The results of this study would suggest us to improve the quality of the clinical practice and new policies for Lincere Practicum Nurse Students.