Reviews
Reviews from clinicians who took an opening
Twelve reviews written after a block closed, in the clinician's own words, with credential and state. Two of them are four stars and both explain why. Filter by population or by mode.
★★★★★
I typed preceptor jobs into a search bar expecting a staffing listing and got placements instead. The card named the program, the term dates and the hour count before I agreed to anything, which is more than a job ad usually tells you.
Odalys Ferreira-NunesFNP-BC · New Mexico
★★★★★
Psychiatric follow-ups by video already filled my afternoons. A student joined the call, presented each patient afterwards, and her program let the whole block count. My income for those afternoons roughly doubled.
Thandiwe BroadhurstPMHNP-BC · Nevada
★★★★☆
Four stars because acute care openings are thin and I waited a full term for one. When it came it was five shifts a month on my own unit and the hours were logged against my real schedule with no argument.
Lorcan McTiernanAGACNP-BC · Maryland
★★★★★
I wanted paid work I could do from the desk I already sit at. Roughly half the block was video follow-ups and the rest was in the office, which was the split the student's course required rather than one I chose.
Priyanka SalvatierraFNP-C · Indiana
★★★★★
Women's health openings sit unfilled because few clinics will take a student for contraception and prenatal visits. I named my rate on the preferences page, said yes to the first card, and the deposits arrived after each evaluation I signed.
Guadalupe KowalczykWHNP-BC · Missouri
★★★★★
The pay is per student hour, not per shift, and that took me a minute to understand. Once I ran the arithmetic on a full block against what a weekend of moonlighting pays, I stopped comparing the two.
Ezekiel AmankwahPMHNP-BC · Alabama
★★★★★
I am not a prescriber, so I assumed none of these openings were meant for me. Education practicum hours in my simulation lab counted, and the log the student kept was the one my college already uses.
Marjorie SundqvistMSN, RN, CNE · Kansas
★★★★☆
Pediatric video hours are limited because a parent is always on camera, and this site said so before I applied. That honesty is why it is four stars and not two. My in-person block ran without a problem.
Camila Restrepo-VancePNP-PC · Utah
★★★★★
Medicare wellness visits and chronic disease follow-up are most of my week, and that is exactly what the student needed to log. I decided on one reading of the card. Both deposits landed when they were meant to.
Fionnuala DeshpandeAGPCNP-BC · Connecticut
★★★★★
Small rural practice, one student a term. The affiliation agreement went to the owner in the school's own template and came back signed in nine days, which was faster than any credentialing I have done.
Obadiah LindstromFNP-BC · Idaho
★★★★★
Leadership practicum hours are the quiet corner of this board and nobody applies for them. A student sat in on staffing and budget meetings for a quarter and I was paid for every hour her log showed.
Zuriel Bautista-CraigMSN, RN, NEA-BC · Delaware
★★★★★
Semi-retired, two video clinics a week, and I wanted those hours to count toward renewal as well as pay. The coordinator asked the program for the documentation letter at the end of the term without me chasing it.
Anouk VandermeerDNP, FNP-BC · Maine
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