Specialties
From primary care to acute care subspecialties, find a preceptor matched to your NP program.
Jump straight to your specialty page for preceptor counts, typical rotation hours, and pricing.
Detailed breakdown of every specialty in our network — who it’s for, what you’ll learn, and where to start.
Family Nurse Practitioner clinical rotations across primary care, urgent care, family medicine, and community health settings. The largest preceptor specialty in the NPHub network.
Psychiatric Mental Health NP clinical rotations across outpatient psychiatry, inpatient units, addiction treatment, and community mental health settings. One of our fastest-growing specialty networks.
Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NP rotations across internal medicine, adult primary care, and geriatric primary care clinics. These are outpatient placements focused on chronic disease management, preventive care, and the medical complexity of the adult and older-adult populations — most rotations run 180–360 hours on a standard weekday clinic schedule. One of our deepest non-FNP networks.
Pediatric Nurse Practitioner rotations across primary care pediatrics, pediatric specialty practices, school-based health, and adolescent medicine.
Women's Health Nurse Practitioner rotations across OB/GYN, gynecology-only, family planning, and reproductive health settings.
Adult-Gerontology Acute Care NP clinical rotations in hospital settings — ICU, step-down, hospital medicine, and adult acute care subspecialties like cardiology, pulm/critical care, and oncology. These are inpatient placements that follow hospital rounding schedules, typically 200–500 hours across 10–12 hour shifts. Supply is constrained by hospital credentialing requirements, so request 8+ weeks ahead.
Geriatric NP clinical rotations across skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), long-term care, geriatric primary care clinics, palliative care services, and home-based primary care practices. These rotations focus on older adults with multimorbidity, cognitive impairment, and complex care needs — most placements follow weekday daytime schedules with rotation lengths of 180–360 hours. Coverage is strongest in states with concentrated older-adult populations.
Pediatric Acute Care NP clinical rotations in children's hospitals, PICU, pediatric ED, and pediatric subspecialty practices. These are high-acuity, hospital-based placements that follow the rounding schedules of inpatient pediatric teams — typical rotations run 200–500 hours, often in 10–12 hour shifts. A high-demand, lower-supply specialty nationally, so request 8+ weeks ahead for best results.
Eight specialties. 2,400+ vetted preceptors. Average match in 7 days.
