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The easiest way to find an AGPCNP preceptor near you. Experienced adult-gerontology primary care preceptors across all 50 states. Sign up free, pay only after you’re matched.
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$0 until a preceptor sends you an offer. School approval guaranteed or your money back.
$1,995 flat rate for most preceptors, all-inclusive, with payment plans up to 24 months. No hidden fees, ever.
Hundreds of adult-gerontology primary care preceptors nationwide, plus AI-based outreach that finds preceptors specifically for your rotation.
Multiple preceptors compete for you. You choose the best fit.
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Why AGPCNP Preceptors Are So Hard to Find
Geriatric Sites in Short Supply
Most AGPCNP programs require dedicated geriatric rotations in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, or geriatric clinics. Those sites are flooded with student requests and rarely have openings.
Narrow Preceptor Pool
Unlike FNP students, AGPCNP students need adult-focused primary care preceptors: internists, geriatricians, AGPCNPs, or adult-focused FNPs. Pediatric and family-only providers do not count.
500+ Hours on Your Own
AGPCNP programs typically require 500 to 700+ clinical hours. Filling those with qualified adult-gero preceptors (including program-mandated geriatric-specific rotations) can take months of cold-calling.
That's exactly why we built Clinical Match Me. Instead of chasing preceptors, qualified preceptors come to you.
How It Works
1. Sign Up Free
Create your account in about 2 minutes. Submit your AGPCNP Placement Request with the specifics: primary care settings you prefer, dedicated geriatric hours you need (SNF, assisted living, geriatric clinic), preferred preceptor type (internist, geriatrician, AGPCNP, adult-focused FNP), total hours, and whether your program requires exposure to home-based primary care or transitional care.
2. Receive Preceptor Offers
Our system notifies matching AGPCNP preceptors and geriatric care providers in your area. Interested preceptors review your profile and send you offers. Our smart outreach system actively contacts SNFs, assisted living facilities, and geriatric clinics outside our network to recruit them for your rotation.
3. Start Your Rotation
Compare offers, confirm the clinical setting meets your program’s geriatric-hour requirements, and choose the best fit. You only pay after accepting an offer. We handle credentialing paperwork between you, your preceptor, and your school. Money-back guarantee if your school rejects the placement.
No credit card required. No obligation to pay.
AGPCNP Preceptorship: Settings and Expectations
AGPCNP preceptorship rotations lean heavily on chronic disease management in adults and older adults. Typical settings include skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, primary care clinics with a geriatric focus, and memory care units. An adult gerontology primary care nurse practitioner preceptor should be comfortable with polypharmacy, advance care planning, and the layered multimorbidity that defines older-adult practice. Your hours count toward AGPCNP-BC or AGNP-C certification eligibility, and most programs require you to document continuity-of-care visits rather than only acute encounters.
Why AGPCNP Students Choose Clinical Match Me
Preceptors in Adult-Gero Primary Care Settings
Our network includes AGPCNPs, FNPs in adult-focused practices, internists, geriatricians, and PAs in primary care. We match you specifically with preceptors whose patient populations align with AGPCNP scope, from community health centers to geriatric specialty clinics.
AI Outreach Finds Geriatric Preceptors Others Can’t
Geriatric-focused sites are the hardest AGPCNP placements to fill. Our AI Preceptor Outreach system automatically contacts providers at skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and geriatric practices outside our existing network, recruiting them specifically for your rotation.
Zero Risk, Flat-Rate Pricing
You pay nothing until a preceptor sends you an offer and you choose to accept it. The $1,995 flat rate covers everything, including the preceptor’s honorarium. No deposits, no service fees, no rush fees. Payment plans available up to 24 months.
You Choose Your Preceptor
Other services assign you a preceptor and hope it works out. At Clinical Match Me, preceptors send offers to you. Many AGPCNP students receive multiple offers from different practice settings, so you can choose the preceptor, location, and clinical focus that best fits your learning goals.
Takes 2 minutes. No credit card required.
What NP Students Are Saying
Geriatric Clinical Settings for AGPCNP Students
AGPCNP programs require dedicated geriatric clinical hours. Most programs specify 100 to 200 hours minimum in a geriatric-specific setting, and the specific setting matters. Not every adult primary care site counts for geriatric credit.
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) are the most common geriatric training site. You will see long-term residents, post-acute rehab patients, and end-of-life care needs. SNF rotations expose you to complex polypharmacy management, pressure injury prevention, advance care planning, and functional assessment. Expect a mix of routine visits and acute changes in condition.
Assisted living communities provide a different care level than SNFs. Residents are typically more independent, so your visits focus on preventive care, chronic disease management, and coordination with family caregivers. Hour volume tends to be lower than SNFs, so programs often combine this setting with SNF or geriatric primary care hours.
PACE programs (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) are intensive outpatient geriatric programs that coordinate primary care, home health, therapy, and transportation for frail elders who want to remain in the community. PACE rotations offer a rare combination of primary care, care coordination, and exposure to social determinants of health.
Geriatric primary care clinics are dedicated outpatient offices serving adults 65+. These count as core AGPCNP rotations and are where many programs focus their geriatric requirement. Visit structure differs from standard primary care: 45 to 60 minute appointments, cognitive and functional assessments, deprescribing conversations, and caregiver involvement.
Hospice and palliative care rotations may count for geriatric hours depending on your program. These settings build skill in end-of-life symptom management, family communication, and interdisciplinary team dynamics.
When you submit your AGPCNP rotation, Clinical Match Me filters for geriatric-credentialed settings in your area. Our network spans geriatricians, AGPCNPs, adult-focused FNPs practicing in geriatric settings, PACE program preceptors, and palliative-care NPs.
AGPCNP Preceptor Placement FAQs
AGPCNP students can typically rotate with Adult-Gerontology Primary Care NPs, Family Nurse Practitioners in adult-focused practices, internists, geriatricians, and physician assistants in primary care settings. The key requirement is that the practice focuses on adult and older adult patients, from adolescence through end of life. Your program may have specific requirements, so always confirm with your clinical coordinator before accepting an offer.
Yes. Geriatric placements at skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and geriatric clinics are some of the hardest rotations to secure, and we place AGPCNP students in these settings regularly. If a geriatric preceptor isn’t immediately available in our network, our AI Preceptor Outreach system automatically contacts geriatric providers in your area and attempts to recruit them specifically for your rotation.
Signing up and submitting placement requests is completely free. You don’t pay anything until a preceptor sends you an offer and you choose to accept it. The standard rate is $1,995 flat for rotations up to 250 hours, and that includes everything, both our fee and the preceptor’s honorarium. We offer payment plans from 2 to 24 months. There are no deposits, no service fees, and no rush fees.
FNP students can rotate in settings that see patients across the lifespan, including pediatrics. AGPCNP students need preceptors whose practices focus on adults and older adults. That means pediatric clinics and mixed-age family practices with heavy pediatric caseloads won’t work for your rotations. When you submit a placement request with Clinical Match Me, we specifically match you with preceptors in adult primary care, internal medicine, and geriatric settings that meet AGPCNP program requirements.
Our money-back guarantee has you covered. If your school rejects your preceptor for any reason whatsoever, just send us the rejection letter and we’ll give you a full refund. We’ll also replace the preceptor at no additional cost if you prefer. The same guarantee applies if your preceptor cancels or disappears before or during your rotation.
Our AGPCNP preceptors practice in a variety of adult and geriatric primary care settings, including internal medicine offices, geriatric clinics, adult primary care practices, skilled nursing facilities, long-term care facilities, assisted living communities, home health agencies, and community health centers. Most programs accept any outpatient or transitional care setting where you’ll see adult and older adult patients for primary care management.
Yes. We verify preceptor credentials before matching, and we handle the paperwork between you, your preceptor, and your school. If your school rejects the preceptor for any reason, you get a full refund through our Money-Back Guarantee. Over 10,000 students have used our service, and school approval rates are extremely high because we ensure preceptors meet standard credentialing requirements before they ever send you an offer.
Most AGPCNP programs require between 500 and 750 total clinical hours, split across rotations focused on adult primary care, geriatrics, and chronic disease management. Individual rotations typically range from 120 to 250 hours each. When you submit a Placement Request, you’ll specify your exact hour requirements and patient population focus, and we’ll match you with preceptors who can accommodate your needs. Our flat-rate pricing covers rotations up to 250 hours.
As early as possible. Geriatric and adult primary care sites can be competitive, especially in urban areas where multiple programs draw from the same provider pool. We recommend signing up and submitting a Placement Request at least 2-3 months before your rotation start date. Many students get matched within days, but starting early gives you more options. Since registration is free and there’s no obligation to pay until you accept an offer, there’s no downside to starting your search early.
Free registration. No payment until you accept an offer.
