Preceptor Information

Clinical preceptors volunteer their time, talent, and nursing skills to help shape the next generation of nursing professionals and support the college us in a variety of clinical settings, from acute and primary care to community health and nursing education programs.

Preceptors provide clinical opportunities for our students to observe and participate in active professional nursing practice. Preceptors are integral to their preparation for their roles as nurse leaders.

Free continuing education resources
Contact hours for national certification
Adding preceptor participation to their CV
Offer to become adjunct with MSU’s College of Nursing after ONE semester
Precepting for nationally ranked graduate programs
Potential employee recruitment

MSU College of Nursing graduate program preceptors apply & receive adjunct faculty status and then receive the following (in addition to the benefits listed for those without adjunct status):

Additional recognition on the CV as “adjunct faculty” for MSU’s College of Nursing
MSU ID card & MSU net ID
On campus and online library privileges
Use of intramural facilities and Forest Akers Golf Courses
Purchase of athletic tickets at faculty rates
Eligibility for faculty membership in University Club
Parking privileges (may purchase standard permit or, for limited use, may purchase guest permit)
Discounts at bookstores and area shops when ID card is used.
Scholarship and research collaborations

Preceptor Information

Undergraduate clinical placements, precepting opportunities

Graduate clinical placements, precepting opportunities