Wholesome Clinic offers a limited number of supervised nursing preceptorships for students enrolled in affiliated nursing programs. Clinical experiences are designed to provide meaningful exposure to outpatient behavioral health, patient care, clinical communication, and healthcare practice operations.
Request a Clinical PlacementClinical experiences vary based on the student's course objectives, level of preparation, patient needs, and clinic operations.
Exposure to patient interviewing, health-history collection, behavioral-health assessment, mental-status examination, and clinical communication.
Observation and participation in patient education, medication education, treatment-plan reinforcement, and care coordination as appropriate.
Exposure to professional documentation principles, outpatient workflows, clinical communication, and healthcare-record practices.
Supervised exposure to outpatient psychiatric and behavioral-health care, including assessment, safety considerations, and patient-centered communication.
Learn how outpatient practices coordinate care, communicate with patients, manage follow-up needs, and support continuity of treatment.
Gain insight into the day-to-day workflow of an outpatient healthcare practice, including scheduling, patient flow, technology, and interdisciplinary operations.
Clinical rotations are primarily completed in person at Wholesome Clinic in Frisco, Texas.
Select telehealth learning experiences may be incorporated when clinically appropriate and permitted by the student's nursing program.
Telehealth participation is not guaranteed and should not be assumed to satisfy a school's clinical-hour requirements unless specifically approved by the nursing program.
The preceptorship fee is based on the number of approved clinical hours required for the student's rotation.
The fee helps offset the provider time, clinical supervision, onboarding, scheduling, educational support, and evaluation responsibilities associated with each student placement.
Clinical placements require dedicated preceptor time and must be balanced with Wholesome Clinic's primary commitment to patient care. For this reason, placement availability is limited.
Total fees are based on the number of clinical hours approved for the student's rotation.
Placement requests are reviewed individually based on program requirements, timing, clinic capacity, and preceptor availability.
Provide your school, program, course, required hours, semester, requested dates, and faculty information.
Wholesome Clinic reviews program affiliation, clinical requirements, requested dates, and current capacity.
Approved students complete required school and clinic documentation before beginning the rotation.
Once requirements, scheduling, and payment are complete, the approved clinical rotation may begin.
Students are expected to participate professionally, protect patient confidentiality, and respect the clinical environment throughout the rotation.
Clinical placements require dedicated preceptor time for supervision, teaching, onboarding, scheduling, coordination with the nursing program, and completion of required evaluations. The preceptorship fee helps offset the professional time and administrative resources required to support each student while allowing Wholesome Clinic to maintain its primary commitment to patient care.
The fee is $10 per approved clinical hour. Total fees are based on the number of clinical hours required for the student's approved rotation. For example, a 50-hour clinical rotation would have a total preceptorship fee of $500.
Clinical hours are determined by the student's program requirements and the placement approved by Wholesome Clinic. There is no single standard rotation length.
The primary clinical setting is in person at Wholesome Clinic in Frisco, Texas. Select telehealth experiences may be included when permitted by the student's nursing program and clinically appropriate.
Student placements require dedicated provider supervision, onboarding, scheduling, teaching, clinical oversight, and completion of evaluation requirements. The fee helps offset the professional time and administrative resources required for each placement.
No. Placements are limited and depend on program affiliation, course requirements, clinic capacity, timing, and preceptor availability.
No. Patient participation is voluntary. Student involvement is based on patient preference, clinical appropriateness, student competency, and preceptor discretion.
Payment is due after the placement is approved and before the clinical rotation begins. Additional payment and scheduling terms are provided with placement confirmation.
Submit your placement information for review. Please have your school, course, required clinical hours, requested dates, and faculty or clinical coordinator information available.
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