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I am a current FNP student at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, looking for a preceptor from Spring 2022 (280 hours) and Summer 2022 (350 hours) - I am able to split up the hours and I am able to precept with an MD, DO, PA, or NP in a family care outpatient setting. Adjunct faculty benefits and more are provided through Vanderbilt for a preceptor willing to precept me! If you are a willing preceptor in the Chicago area or if you need more information, please let me know. Or, if you are not a preceptor, if you have any recommendations on how to go about finding a preceptor please let me know. I need to find one pretty quickly and I am coming up with nothing so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hey everyone! I am a current FNP student at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing looking for a preceptor for 2022. I am looking for a preceptor from Spring 2022 for 280 hours and Summer 2022 for 350 hours. I am able to precept with an MD, DO, PA, or NP in a family care outpatient setting - NP is preferred. Adjunct faculty benefits are provided through Vanderbilt for a preceptor willing to precept me! Please DM me if you are a willing preceptor in the Chicago area or if you need more information; I will be living in the Lincoln Park area but I am willing to have a commute. If you are not a preceptor but know of any, or if you have suggestions on how to search for a preceptor in the area, please let me know (coming from Nashville, I don't know much about Chicago). Thanks in advance!

Ah that's amazing! I was waitlisted in February too and I'm hoping to hear back soon and get off the waitlist for pre-specialty FNP. It's my dream program and I live right here so it would be the best! I would reach out to admissions and ask them! They have been really good and quick with answering all of my questions and they have been incredibly helpful! If you don't mind me asking, what are your stats?

For those who currently live in the Nashville area, I hope you were unaffected by the tornado. It missed my apartment by half a mile and thank goodness we are okay. If you or someone you know needs any help, please reach out I have a ton of extra clothes, blankets, towels etc...!

Franklin and Brentwood are super nice areas! Just keep in mind 20-25 min without traffic can easily become 45-60 min in rush hour. I drove from nashville to Franklin to complete my prerequisites and getting home always took about 45, but you get more space out there which is super nice

Hey! I’ve lived in downtown Nashville for the past two years, so I can definitely give you some tips and answer any questions You might have! If you want to stay close to vandy/downtown I would look at Downtown, the Gulch, Germantown, 12 south, music row and the west end! It really depends on your budget, but most places tend to be around $1500-$2600 for a one bedroom in good areas! If you have any questions let me know!

Hey Folks! I was waitlisted for pre-specialty FNP as I've posted about before. I called admissions and they said they took about 4-5 people off of the waitlist last year. However, I failed to ask how many people were placed on the waitlist. Does anyone know the answer to this question so I can grasp a better understanding of my chances of getting off of the waitlist? I would call again but I don't want to sound too needy haha. Congrats to all the new admits!

Waitlisted for pre-specialty FNP, does anyone know if there is something we have to do in order to say we want to be on the waitlist?

Someone take my page refresh button away from me asap

Pre-specialty FNP

same here

Yes, it should pop up at the top before it gets to the checklist of submitted documents! I still haven't gotten an update

Me too, i'm going crazyyy

Pre-specialty FNP!

High hopes everyone. I don't know about y'all, but my brain has been all over the map today thinking about decisions. Not to mention I drive past the nursing school every day so it's really at the forefront of my brain. Fingers crossed!!!!