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Neonatal nurse practitioner preceptors

NNP clinicals occur in neonatal intensive or related neonatal settings. These placements are scarce and often hospital-controlled. Start earlier than a primary care search.

Typical clinical environment

NICU and other neonatal services approved by the program. Outpatient pediatrics is not a substitute.

Typical student requirements

Your syllabus controls the details. Students in this specialty usually need a preceptor whose day-to-day patient mix matches the course population, enough calendar time to complete the published hours, and a site that will complete onboarding. Do not assume an NP license alone is enough.

What students should consider when choosing a preceptor

Expect credentialing, hospital education departments, and affiliation agreements to drive the calendar. Confirm whether your university already works with the hospital.

How to prepare

Copy the specialty and population language from your syllabus into your outreach and into the matching form. Prepare a short CV, the hour total, and the credential rule. If you need locating help, start a preceptor request with this specialty selected.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a preceptor from a different specialty?

Only if your university’s current list allows it. Many NP courses will not.

Need help finding a preceptor?

Tell PreceptorFinder what your program requires. A team member reviews your request and works to identify preceptor options based on specialty, location, hours, and university rules.