Yes, we place MSN students across Georgia in every track the degree covers. Since MSN runs from direct-care nurse practitioner work to non-clinical tracks like education, informatics, and leadership, the practicum search looks different for each one. This page explains how those placements work across Georgia, from metro Atlanta to the rural south, including how the state's protocol rules shape NP supervision.
Master of Science in Nursing is one degree with a wide set of tracks beneath it, and the practicum you need depends on the track, not the initials. Across Georgia we place both kinds of student.
Those are two separate searches, and we run whichever one fits you. Our MSN specialties guide lays out the tracks.
No specialty placement service works these tracks, and Georgia's health systems and colleges are where they concentrate. The mentor is a working professional in the role, and the hours are far lighter than an NP's.
Because these mentors are specialized and fewer, we start early and reach several employers at once.
Georgia is a restricted practice state, and it is one of the more tightly structured. A nurse practitioner works under a written nurse protocol agreement with a delegating physician, and there is no independent pathway regardless of experience.
Because Georgia's rules have been revised recently, confirm the current position with the Georgia Board of Nursing and the state's protocol authority before you finalize a site.
Georgia's clinical supply leans hard toward its metros, and metro Atlanta most of all.
If your county is short in your specialty, we say so early and widen the radius before a term is lost.
Georgia sets no practicum total for you; your track and your program do.
Confirm your own figure against your syllabus, and see our MSN clinical hours page for the standards behind it.
We are independent and place students from any university, so the search runs on your track and your Georgia timeline, not one school's contacts.
When you are ready, request a preceptor at the match form and we reply within one business day. We assist with sourcing and coordination and never guarantee placement or your program's approval.
No. We place across every MSN track in Georgia. NP students are the largest group because their tracks need direct patient-care hours, but we also match nurse educator, informatics, leadership, clinical nurse leader, and public-health students with a suitable mentor.
It shapes the arrangement rather than blocking it. Your NP preceptor already practices under a protocol with a physician, so supervision is built into the site. We confirm the setup meets your program's requirements before you commit.
The state does not set the figure; your track and program do. NP tracks run into the hundreds of direct-care hours, guided by the 2022 recommendation of at least 750 and a 500-hour certification floor, while non-NP tracks are usually far lighter. Confirm the exact total with your program.
Yes. We are not tied to any school, so we regularly arrange Georgia practicum for students enrolled elsewhere. We match to your track and your program's rules, then send your school a packet to approve. Compare programs on our hours by school guide.
We flag it early and widen toward the metros. South and middle Georgia are lighter in some NP specialties, and starting a term ahead while expanding toward Atlanta or a regional hub usually keeps you on track.
Last updated July 2026. Sources: AANP: State Practice Environment; Georgia Board of Nursing; Georgia Composite Medical Board: APRN Protocol Registration.
No cost to request. An advisor reviews the current course, pathway, location, and approval requirements before candidate sourcing begins.
We do not guarantee placement. Final approval rests with your program.
