Preceptors Available During Covid-19
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  • To our beloved nursing colleagues: We honor you, and we recognize you for your tireless efforts, love, and compassion. Nursing is not just the most trusted profession, it is the greatest profession, in our opinion. And we are proud to be one of you. For those on the front lines, thank you, and please be safe.  We hope and pray you and your families are safe and well, first and foremost. 

  • Current PreceptorLink students: If your clinical rotation has been impacted by Covid, please know we are and will doing everything possible to help. If you are a current student, we will work with you as much as possible to help you get what you need. Please contact your Clinical Coordinator directly. ​​
  • Prospective schools/students: If you lost your clinical placement and have never submitted to us, please complete an Intake Form and let us know your needs. If you have previously submitted, please use the Repeat Student Form. We are compiling a list of preceptors who are actively accepting rotations- some are even available now.  ​​​
  • Preceptors: Some providers have seen a reduction in patients, which can hurt the bottom line. However, this situation might allow more time for teaching. If your clinical site could still work for students during the current or upcoming months, we can provide an honorarium for your time and expertise. Become a PreceptorLink preceptor, and get paid to help your practice and the profession. Thank you for teaching!​
These are hard times, but we will get through them. We all need to be flexible, patient, and work together, but we can do it. After all, we are all nurses. The best profession ever! ​
Preceptors Accepting Students During Covid as of 11/24/20
These are sites who said, "We'll accept a student now!"
Even if your need is not listed, please reach out as noted above. 
We may still be able to replace your canceled rotation or help with an upcoming rotation. 
​Start planning for 2021 now! Things are filling fast as postponed rotations are pushed forward. 
Pediatrics:
  • Arizona- Available now 
  • Northern California- only very strong student
  • Southern California- LA area- Spring 2021; Riverside- Spring 2021 for low hour rotation
  • Connecticut- Family practice with peds
  • Several in Florida
  • Georgia- Urgent Care- ongoing
  • Illinois- Summer 2021 and beyond
  • Indiana
  • Kansas- Summer 2021 and beyond; Peds Specialty- ongoing
  • Kentucky
  • Maryland- January 2021
  • Missouri- may still have some room for 2021
  • Ohio- Family- Women's Health, peds, Urgent Care
  • Texas- Dallas area
Psych:
  • California- Los Angeles Metro- Individual Psychotherapy
  • Florida
  • Indiana- adult; no telepsych
  • Missouri- telepsych available (Compact State)
  • New Jersey- telepsych and in person
  • North Carolina
  • Ohio- Peds psych
  • South Carolina- inpatient
  • Tennessee- inpatient
  • Texas- outpatient; telepsych- 2021
  • Virginia
  • Washington state
Primary Care:
  • Alabama
  • Arizona 
  • California- Los Angeles Metro area- Adult/IM- 1 day/week
  • California- LA area- multiple sites
  • California- South Riverside county
  • Colorado- 2021
  • Florida: Miami Metro area: Family, Women's Health, peds
  • Georgia
  • Indiana
  • Missouri bordering Kentucky- Adult/IM; January 2021 and beyond
  • Missouri- Family
  • Mississippi- south-central area: Family
  • New Hampshire (Near Vermont)- Family- Women's Health, peds
  • Ohio- Family- Women's Health, peds, Urgent Care
  • Pennsylvania- some telehealth
  • Tennessee- IM
  • Washington state
  • Virginia- Physician Assistant
Women's Health/OBGYN:
  • Florida- OB/Gyn- includes OB
  • Florida- North Miami
  • Ohio- Family- Women's Health, peds, Urgent Care
  • Mississippi- will take a male student
Urgent Care: 
  • New Jersey
  • Ohio- Family- Women's Health, peds, Urgent Care
  • Kansas near KS
  • Wisconsin
​Acute Care and Specialty
  • Kentucky- Geriatrics, Wound 
  • Missouri- AC Hospital
  • Nevada- Dermatology/Aesthetics
  • New Jersey
  • North Carolina- Infectious Disease