By state
Preceptor jobs by state
Which populations are short of preceptors, what nurse practitioner practice authority changes for you, whether the state sits in the Nurse Licensure Compact, and whether it pays a preceptor tax credit. Pick your state for the page written about it.
All 50 states
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The opening that is real
Take one NP student. Get paid per block.
You name a rate between $12 and $20 per student hour. A 120-hour block pays $1,440 to $2,400 in two deposits, and the school's paperwork is handled for you.
See which preceptor jobs fit you
Your credential, your state, the hours you have, and whether you would teach in clinic or by video. A coordinator writes back within one business day. Free.