Your Keiser preceptor, found near home and ready three months ahead.
Keiser's FNP page puts it plainly: "Students identify their own clinical sites and preceptors." That search is exactly what we do. We find preceptors near you who fit your Keiser practicum and prepare what the Preceptor/Mentor Information Form asks for, so approval and the affiliation agreement can move well before the term starts.
Start your placement plan
Share your Keiser program, where you live and the 8-week term your next practicum falls in. Your placement advisor replies with preceptors and sites that suit the course.
What Keiser handles, and what lands on you
Keiser supplies the courses, the Clinical Coordinator and faculty who review each site and preceptor, the affiliation agreement that must be signed before hour one, and the Typhon system for your logs. Finding the clinician is left to the student: Keiser's graduate nursing manual says FNP students must acquire all of their own clinical sites.
Finding that clinician is our specialty. We line up preceptors who fit each practicum, from NUR602A through the Integration Practicum, and gather the CV, license, certification and site contact Keiser reviews. Keiser's faculty decide; we make sure the file they open is complete.
An 8-week practicum leaves no room to start late: line up the preceptor about three months before the term.
Four tiles from search to signed-off hours
Each tile matches a step in Keiser's own clinical sequence.
Your Keiser program, the practicum ahead, your licensed state and how far you can drive.
Clinicians who fit the course: adult primary care, pediatrics, women's health, or a DNP mentor.
The Preceptor/Mentor Information Form details, CV and license ready for review and the agreement.
Hours begin once Keiser approves, logged in Typhon, with a backup lined up should a preceptor leave.
Pick your Keiser program
Your clinical courses and hours, who can precept you, where, and when to start looking. From Keiser's own catalog and nursing pages.
- Who precepts
- A master's-prepared FNP preferred; a limited number of other NPs; MDs and DOs; a year of experience and an active license
- Where
- Primary care settings where you live and hold a license: clinics, health departments, urgent and retail care
- Start looking
- About three months before each 8-week practicum term
- Who precepts
- Women's health and OB-GYN clinicians approved by Keiser
- Where
- Keiser assists in South Florida; elsewhere you select the site
- Start looking
- Preceptor and site approval and clearance before you can register
- Who precepts
- A preceptor or employer mentor approved by Keiser, plus a faculty mentor
- Where
- An organizational setting, then a community setting, for your DNP project
- Start looking
- NUR801A can follow NUR700; the Flagship residency comes before ADP902
- Who precepts
- A preceptor you secure, in a setting the University Department Chair approves
- Where
- A community nursing setting you choose
- Start looking
- Before the 4-week term that carries NUR4636
Keiser's clinical process, piece by piece
Each guide uses Keiser's own terms, taken from its catalogs, graduate nursing manuals and program pages.
Guides by Keiser program
Every Keiser nursing program with clinical hours, and the preceptor or setting it needs.
The five FNP practicums
Hours, settings and preceptor fit for each 8-week practicum, plus the residencies around them.
When the term is almost here
Start here if an 8-week practicum opens soon and nothing is confirmed yet.
Before you start
Does Keiser find preceptors for FNP students?
Keiser approves sites and preceptors and signs the affiliation agreement, but its FNP page says students identify their own clinical sites and preceptors. That search is the part we handle with you. See finding your own preceptor.
Can I do Keiser FNP clinicals outside Florida?
Often yes, with a license in that state and written verification that your state allows the rotations, but Keiser lists restrictions for some states and its two lists differ. The out-of-state guide walks through both.
When should I start looking?
About three months before the practicum's 8-week term, which is Keiser's own advice. The agreement and approval both need that time. Our lead-time guide maps it against the term calendar.
What does your service include?
A search for preceptors and sites near you that suit your Keiser course, the CV, license and site details the Preceptor/Mentor Information Form needs, and a backup preceptor if yours has to leave. The steps are on how it works.
Who signs off on a preceptor you find for me?
Keiser. The Program Director approves the preceptor, clinical faculty approve the arrangement, and the site needs a signed affiliation agreement. A complete file keeps that review short. See the Preceptor/Mentor form.
Keiser asks you to find your own preceptor. Let us run that search.
Tell us your Keiser program, your next practicum and where you live. We find preceptors who fit the course and prepare the CV, license and site details your Preceptor/Mentor Information Form needs, about three months ahead.
- Preceptors matched to the course: adult and older-adult primary care for
NUR602AandNUR603A, pediatrics forNUR604A, women's health forNUR605A - CV, license, certification and site contact ready for Keiser's review and the affiliation agreement
- Across Florida, from Miami to Jacksonville, and in the other states where you are licensed
Start your placement plan
Your program, city and next practicum term is all we need to begin.