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UL Lafayette clinical systems
- Clinical health requirements
- Clinical hours by program
- FNP practicums: NURS 582 to 584
- The graduate clinical process
- Background check and drug screen
- Louisiana-only clinicals
- NP clinical hours: 750, 600, 510
- PMHNP practicums: NURS 591 to 593
- Clinical tracking system
- PMHNP certificate practicums
- What counts as clinical hours
- Who can precept
- Clinical paperwork before day one
- Grades and progression
- Nursing Education practicums
- Student systems
- DNP residency: NURS 821 to 823
- RN and APRN license requirements
- The ICMSN consortium
- Your first clinical course
- Academic calendar 2026-27
- Clinicals where you work
- DNP Synthesis Project
- State authorization by program
- Nursing accreditation and approval
- When a preceptor falls through
- Campus and simulation labs
- Faculty oversight and evaluations
- Clinical roles and offices
Programs
Placement help
- How it works
- What shapes a quote
- FAQ
- Placement help vs. your own search
- Choosing a placement service
- About us
- Contact
- Can't find a preceptor
- Need a preceptor fast
- Preceptor dropped out
- Behind on clinical hours
- Delayed graduation
- Precept a UL Lafayette student
- Lafayette NP preceptors
- Acadiana NP preceptors
- Baton Rouge NP preceptors
- Lake Charles NP preceptors
- New Orleans NP preceptors
- North Louisiana NP preceptors
- Louisiana NP rules and preceptors
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- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
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- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Policies
Whether UL Lafayette helps or you start alone, we find the preceptor.
Tell us your UL Lafayette program, the practicum coming up and the Louisiana town you train near. We look for preceptors and sites that fit the course and gather the license, CV and agency details that must be on file before your first clinical day.
- Preceptors who meet Louisiana's rules: an active Louisiana license, most hours with an APRN in your population focus
- The preceptor's CV, the agency details and your letter of agreement items gathered early
- Across Acadiana and the rest of Louisiana, plus DNP residencies in your home state
Start your placement plan
Your program, your town and your next clinical semester is all we need to begin.