Although there is a lack of a conceptual and theoretical background describing the nursing students’ satisfaction, there is evidence that it could be conceptually clarified and measured within the context of an internationally accepted tool, specifically the Clinical Learning Environment, Supervision and Nurse Teacher (CLES + T) [31]. In this context, the nursing students’ satisfaction was described within five distinctive constructs. The ward’s pedagogical atmosphere includes the teamwork and the personnel’s interest in students’ learning needs. The supervisory relationship constructs that stands for the sense of trust, student/mentor equality and continual feedback. The third construct reflects the ward’s leadership style representing the relationships between the ward managers, the staff and the students. The premises of nursing on the ward refer to the organization of the nursing care and the NT’s role in clinical practice is defined as the nurse teacher’s ability to minimize the theory-practice gap.