NP program that provides clinicals/preceptors

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Does anyone know of a nurse practitioner program that sets up clinicals and preceptors for its students? Thanks so much.

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ghillbert, MSN, NP

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Specializes in CTICU.

Where? Mine did, in Pittsburgh.

nursjenn

36 Posts

Does anyone know of a nurse practitioner program that sets up clinicals and preceptors for its students? Thanks so much.

Georgetown University, University of Mary, University of North Dakota. They offer online programs, but help with setting up clinicals.

Sweetee313

6 Posts

Seattle University does as well.

MJB2010

1,025 Posts

Anyone know of any Near Orlando FL or Atlanta GA?

NJprisonrn

195 Posts

University of Penn does. I hope I get in.

lweatherby

150 Posts

Specializes in Oncology.

I have the same question. I am interested in any school in any state that sets up clinicals/preceptors. I do not want the headache of trying to set up my own. I have been accepted into a program near my home. However, they do not set up clinicals and I am hearing from others in the program that it is a nightmare. Thanks for any input.

NJprisonrn

195 Posts

Richard Stockton in NJ has been a great help to me. I'm in my second semester and just started clinical. They placed me and I am so happy! Keep in mind that they encourage you to find places that are closer to you geographically, and if you are interested in a certain place they will try and help you. They will usually place you in a facility close to the school, which in in Galloway, NJ (near the shore). Also, it is a hybrid program so you would need to be on campus, usually 1-2 nights a week. If you live in Jersey then I highly recommend it!

JMart83

31 Posts

Azusa Pacific in Ca does. Good luck!

UVA Grad Nursing

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The University of Virginia does as well. We only admit as many people as we have assured clinical placements. We feel it puts a student at a disadvantage to locate and negotiate their own clinical education.

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