FNP Preceptors

If you’re in an FNP program around Albany, you already know the drill: you’ve got the classes, the exams, the endless reading. But then there’s that one thing standing between you and graduation—clinical hours. And not just any hours. You need a solid Albany FNP preceptor who’s willing to let you follow them around, ask […]

The PRECEPT Nurses Act is a piece of proposed federal legislation designed to offer financial incentives to nurses who serve as clinical preceptors mentoring nursing students, advanced practice nursing students, or newly-hired nurses — particularly in underserved communities. Nursing CE Central+3Congress.gov+3AACN+3 Key features: In short: this is an effort to treat the role of preceptors

You’ve secured a preceptor, your school gave you the green light — and now there’s one more hurdle before you start clinicals: the contract. It’s the part of the process that often feels like red tape, but don’t overlook it. The preceptor contract for nurse practitioner students is essential, and if done right, it protects

When you’re juggling tuition, textbooks, and living expenses, it’s natural to wonder: do nurse practitioner students get paid during clinicals? The short answer is no — nurse practitioner students almost never get paid for their clinical hours. In fact, it’s more common for students to pay for their clinical placements, especially in competitive specialties or

Avoid Delays and Denials With the Right Clinical Paperwork You’ve found a preceptor. You’ve confirmed your schedule. You’re ready to start. But there’s one last thing standing between you and your clinical hours: the NP preceptor contract. This document is more than just a formality — it’s what makes your rotation official in the eyes

Once upon a time, finding a preceptor wasn’t something NP students had to worry about. Most schools handled it. Programs were smaller. And preceptors — many of them alumni — volunteered because it was part of the profession. No one talked about money. Fast-forward to 2025, and things have changed dramatically. Today, paid preceptors for

We hope you’re having a great 4th of July—whether you’re grilling with friends, watching fireworks, or finally giving yourself a minute to breathe. But if you’re a nurse practitioner student, we know the truth:There’s rarely a real “day off.” While others are enjoying summer holidays, NP students are often juggling: Finding clinical placements can be