preceptor for practicum requirement

Thank you so much for replying , it's in person 10 hours per week for 10 weeks. Total will be 100 hours this is for my final project .

thank you 

Almaz Taye 

The course is NRS 465 Applied Evidence-Based Project and Practicum for 10 hours/week, totaling to 100 hours. 50 of these hours need to focused on Community, 50 of the hours need to be focused on Leadership.

Is this a pre-licensure program? I have never heard of a pre-licensure program forcing their students to find their own preceptors, or even an undergraduate nursing program or any kind doing this. 

I have RN license but I did three years associate degree in  my state requires BSN, so doing online BSN at GCU.

Most  of student work at hospitals they don't have issues like me .

Certainly am not working at hospital.

thank you for asking 

Almaz said:

I have RN license but I did three years associate degree in  my state requires BSN, so doing online BSN at GCU.

Most  of student work at hospitals they don't have issues like me .

Certainly am not working at hospital.

thank you for asking 

Ah, I see. Regardless, I sympathize with your situation. I dislike any program that forces students to find their own preceptors.

Yea, I was shocked and never expected that, I am at end of my course.

Hi. I was curious if you found a preceptor. I was supposed to start the class(465) but still have not found a place that will take a student. It's frustrating they don't help at all especially when you are paying big bucks. And 10 hr a week if you are working normal hours m-f is ridiculous 

Just curious. Did you find a placement for your practicum? 

Hello,

yes , my university arranged for me, it was so stressful for me to get it, finally now I am ready to do my project.

thank you for checking.

I promise I will be a preceptor for future, I can see how nursing students struggle to find preceptors everywhere, the requirements make it a little challenge for online nursing students .

Almaz

Thank you 

Did you graduate yet? LOL, because I'm in the same boat right now, looking for a preceptor.