Your ASU preceptor and sites, found and approved

Not if you live outside Maricopa County. ASU's Edson College tells those students that they are responsible for identifying their own clinical sites and preceptors, and its DNP program office does not guarantee a clinical placement. Edson approves the sites you bring, but sourcing them is your responsibility. That is the exact gap we fill.

The ASU Advanced Nursing Practice DNP with the Family Nurse Practitioner concentration requires up to 1,125 practicum hours, including 585 clock hours of family practicum experiences, within an 84 credit-hour program.

No, it is hybrid. Coursework is online, but the DNP requires in-person intensives at the Downtown Phoenix campus, up to a week for orientation plus two to three times per semester, with clinicals completed in your own region.

Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation must approve your clinical sites and preceptors before you begin any clinical experience. We source ASU-approvable preceptors and sites and shepherd the paperwork through that approval so you clear it on time.

Yes. The baccalaureate, master's, and Doctor of Nursing Practice nursing programs at the ASU Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, and the university is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

No. We help you meet ASU's requirements; we do not act for ASU.

Outside Maricopa County, ASU makes you source your own preceptor and clinical sites, so the practical answer is to run a targeted search in your region or hand it to us. We match your DNP concentration and city to ASU-approvable preceptors, verify the credentials against Edson's rules, and carry the sites through Edson approval. You tell us your concentration, city, and start term, and we come back with a placement plan.

Yes. ASU Preceptor is an independent NP preceptor matching service built specifically for Arizona State University Edson College DNP students. That means we source and vet preceptors whose scope fits your concentration, match them to clinical sites in your own region, and shepherd Edson's required approval, rather than just selling you a list of contacts.

Yes. Because ASU asks out-of-county and out-of-state students to build their own clinical placements locally, we source preceptors and sites in your own city and state, not only in the Phoenix metro. We match your concentration to an approvable provider near you and confirm the site's patient population fits your track before you commit.

The fastest path is to start early and work several qualified leads at once, which is exactly what we do for you. We source ASU-approvable preceptors in your region, verify the match, and move the paperwork into Edson approval in parallel so nothing waits in line. Tell us your concentration and start term and we prioritize your search against that deadline.

The best way is a vetted, run-for-you search rather than scattershot cold emails, since a willing provider who does not clear Edson costs you weeks. We contact practices in your region, screen for scope and availability against ASU's rules, and only bring you a preceptor and site likely to be approved. You pay only once your preceptor and site are confirmed.

We place, not just refer. A lead-referrer sells you a name and leaves the vetting, paperwork, and approval to you; we source the preceptor, confirm the credentials and site fit against ASU's rules, and shepherd the sites through Edson's approval. Our fee is tied to a confirmed placement, so we are paid for a result, not a contact list.