Simply sign up, select your program and course requirements, and browse our directory of available preceptors by specialty, location, or virtual availability.

Yes, we offer virtual preceptors for students enrolled in online programs. Many of our partners accept virtual preceptorships, especially for RN-BSN, MSN, and NP programs.

We support over 30 nursing and healthcare schools including Capella, Walden, Chamberlain, Purdue Global, and more. You can request a custom match if your school isn’t listed.

Our pricing depends on the specialty and preceptor availability. We offer flexible packages and transparent pricing. You can request a quote directly on your dashboard after creating a profile.

A preceptor is a professional who mentors and supervises students or newly licensed practitioners during hands-on training. They guide learners in applying classroom knowledge to real-world settings.

A nursing preceptor is a licensed nurse who trains and supports nursing students or new nurses during clinical rotations or orientation, ensuring they meet program requirements and build clinical confidence.

A preceptor is a mentor or instructor who oversees practical training for healthcare or educational learners, focusing on real-life skills and competency development.

The term “preceptor” means a teacher or guide who supervises a student’s clinical or practical experience, particularly in healthcare or nursing fields.

A preceptor nurse is an experienced registered nurse who mentors and trains new nurses or nursing students, helping them understand clinical duties and hospital procedures.

A nurse preceptor provides orientation, supervision, and feedback to nursing students or newly hired nurses, ensuring they develop the skills needed for patient care.

In healthcare, a preceptor is a qualified professional who trains students or interns in real medical settings to help them gain hands-on experience before full licensure.

You can find NP preceptors through university partnerships, online preceptor databases, local healthcare networks, or placement services that connect students with approved mentors.

Start early and contact clinics, hospitals, and nursing associations. Services like ours can match you with verified preceptors who meet your program’s criteria.

For Family Nurse Practitioner programs, reach out to family clinics, primary care centers, and online preceptor-matching services specializing in FNP placements.

Check with your school’s practicum office, nursing networks, or preceptor placement websites. Providing your course details and goals can speed up the matching process.

Contact hospitals or clinics directly, use your program’s preceptor database, or apply through preceptor-matching platforms that handle documentation and approvals.

A good preceptor is patient, communicative, and supportive. They offer constructive feedback, encourage critical thinking, and foster professional growth.

Be approachable, guide students through real cases, and provide both encouragement and honest feedback. Effective teaching and empathy make a great preceptor.