Preceptor Point Launches NP Preceptor Registry with 3,500+ Clinical Placements

Preceptor Point, a nationwide nurse practitioner (NP) preceptor matching service, has launched the NP Preceptor Registry, which now features more than 3,500 active clinical placements. This expansion marks a significant step in helping NP students secure qualified clinical preceptors across all 50 states. The new registry offers a searchable, daily-updated database that allows students to browse available preceptors by specialty and state. With strong availability in Texas, Florida, California, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Arizona, and beyond, the platform aims to address the growing NP preceptor shortage, particularly in specialties such as psychiatric mental health, psychotherapy, women’s health, and pediatrics.

The NP Preceptor Registry allows students to filter by specialty, including Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), Psychiatric Mental Health NP (PMHNP), Pediatric NP, Women’s Health, Acute Care, Psychotherapy, Urgent Care, and more. Students can view each preceptor’s location, credentials, specialty focus, and clinical notes before requesting a full profile through a Preceptor Point coordinator. Each listing is identified by a Preceptor ID to protect preceptor privacy.

Preceptor Point has a track record of successfully placing students in even the most competitive specialties and markets nationwide. The company has a 98% placement rate, reflecting its commitment to quality and its ability to assist thousands of NP students in securing clinical placements. Established in 2020 and serving NP students for more than six years, Preceptor Point is headquartered in Mesa, Arizona. The company connects NP students with qualified clinical preceptors based on specialty, location, rotation dates, and university requirements. Preceptor Point has helped thousands of NP students find clinical placements across all 50 states, supporting all major NP specialties including FNP, PMHNP, Pediatric NP, Women’s Health, Adult-Gerontology, and Acute Care.

The United States is in the midst of a well-documented nurse practitioner preceptor shortage. NP enrollment continues to grow while the pool of qualified preceptors willing to take students has not kept pace. Specialty areas such as psychiatric mental health, psychotherapy, women’s health, and pediatrics are among the hardest for students to fill independently. With more than 3,500 active preceptors now listed in the registry, Preceptor Point has the capacity to assist thousands of NP students nationwide, including those seeking placements in the most in-demand and difficult-to-fill specialties.