Presence is one of the essential components and concepts of caring in nursing practice, frequently occurs during a nurse-patient interaction. Presence is been viewed as a nursing intervention, thus emphasis should be placed on its implementation and effectiveness evaluation. This article applied the viewpoints of ”intersubjectivity” and ”being with” within phenomenology to address the concept of presence in the nurse-patient interaction. With the concept and definition of presence as a starting point, we further elaborated a presence model of nurse-patient interaction. Through clarification and comprehension of the connotation regarding presence in nursing implication, we proposed viable implementations of presence in nursing practice, hoping that the result could serve as a reference for nursing staffs in enhancing nursing interventions, and in turn promoting patient healing.