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Finding a Georgia preceptor for your Maryville NP clinicals

Every Maryville NP track is marked “Meets” for Georgia on the June 2026 licensure grids, and the Georgia Board of Nursing doesn't require out-of-state APRN programs to seek its approval. What Georgia regulates instead is licensure: yours, your preceptor's, and a Board statement that APRN clinical instruction be conducted by a nurse with Georgia APRN authorization.

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Tell us your track, term and part of Georgia. A placement advisor replies about preceptors who fit Maryville's rule and Georgia's.

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10PTIP rotations a year an APRN preceptor can claim under HB 144
Maryville NP tracks for students in Georgia (June 2026 licensure grids): open for FNP, AGPCNP, AGACNP, PMHNP, PNP. RN license: in the compact. NP practice: restricted.
Georgia: 5 of 5 Maryville NP tracks open on the June 2026 licensure grids; RN license in the compact; NP practice restricted (AANP).

Georgia on Maryville's grids

All four June 2026 NP grids (MSN, certificate, DNP-NP and BSN-to-DNP) mark Georgia “Meets” for each track, and Maryville's 2020-era status page places no limits on Georgia.

Maryville NP tracks open in Georgia and their practicums
TrackGeorgia (June 2026)Practicum courses
FNPMeetsNURS 621, 624, 630
AGPCNPMeetsNURS 621, 624, 627C
AGACNPMeetsNURS 641, 643, 645
PMHNPMeetsNURS 662, 664, 667
PNPMeetsNURS 655C, 652, 654

No Board approval step, but a licensure rule for everyone involved

The Georgia Board of Nursing has no approval or regulatory role over post-licensure programs, APRN programs among them. That means an MSN or NP program based in another state doesn't need the Board's sign-off before its students do clinicals in Georgia; the rules that matter here are about licensure.

If you live in Georgia and do clinical hours there for a program based elsewhere, you need either a Georgia license or another compact state's multistate license. That licensure rule also binds faculty and preceptors who teach or work in Georgia, whether they do it face to face or electronically. Georgia's compact membership took effect January 19, 2018. Maryville adds its own condition: an RN license good in your clinical site's state (more on licenses).

Who can precept you in a restricted-practice state

Georgia is a restricted state in AANP's listing. An NP there practices under physician delegation or supervision, with limits on Schedule II prescribing. Every Georgia NP you approach works under a physician's delegation, so one practice can hold two people worth asking. Ask a prospective NP preceptor how controlled-substance prescribing is handled there, so you know what you'll see.

Maryville's own rule takes APRNs, MDs and DOs with board certification, a year's experience and an unencumbered license where they work, and for PMHNP it adds licensed clinical social workers and PsychD- or PhD-holding psychologists. The Georgia Board, however, says that in post-licensure APRN programs, a nurse holding Georgia APRN authorization must conduct the clinical instruction.

Our sources don't say how those fit when the preceptor at a Georgia site is a physician or, for PMHNP, a non-nurse clinician. If your best lead is an MD, DO or LCSW, ask the Maryville Online Clinical Team whether that placement works before the clinician commits. A board-certified Georgia NP with APRN authorization and a year of practice fits both. More on Maryville's preceptor rule.

For a Georgia preceptor, check Georgia APRN authorization as well as national board certification.

PTIP, Georgia's preceptor tax credit

Under Georgia's Preceptor Tax Incentive Program, preceptors licensed in Georgia as MDs or DOs, dentists, APRNs or PAs can take a state tax credit when they give uncompensated clinical training in community settings. The program was revised and extended by HB 144, according to Augusta University's AHEC page. For APRNs, each 160-hour rotation earns a credit, with a ceiling of 10 rotations per year and a statewide annual cap, and yearly registration is required starting in 2026.

Our research doesn't record whether a rotation for an out-of-state program like Maryville's qualifies. Don't promise the credit to a Georgia preceptor; point them to Georgia AHEC to check. Maryville itself doesn't pay preceptors, per its 2023 webinar. Tips for the ask: preceptor outreach.

Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta and Columbus

On 2025 Census estimates, metro Atlanta is by far Georgia's largest, followed by Savannah and the Georgia sides of the Augusta and Columbus metros. Among the large systems are Emory Healthcare and Grady Health System, along with Northside Hospital, Piedmont Healthcare and Wellstar Health System. We list them because NP students search there, not because any is known to accept Maryville students.

Two metros cross state lines: Augusta's extends into South Carolina, and Columbus's into Alabama. A site across either line follows that state's rules, and Alabama asks out-of-state APRN programs for a letter of intent first. See our Alabama and South Carolina guides.

Where we fit

We look for Georgia APRNs, and physicians where Maryville agrees, who meet Maryville's rule and hold the Georgia licensure the Board expects, then help you assemble the CV, license and certification details for your Exxat request. The approval of each preceptor and site is Maryville's alone. Share your track and part of Georgia in the form below.

Questions Maryville students ask

Georgia says no out-of-state programs are approved for clinicals. Does that include Maryville?

No. The Board's statement concerns pre-licensure programs, and it says that at present, none offered online or from out of state holds approval for clinicals in Georgia. Maryville's NP tracks admit nurses who already hold an unencumbered RN license, and the Board doesn't approve or regulate post-licensure programs. Your Georgia questions are licensure and preceptor authorization, not program approval.

Can a preceptor in another state supervise me virtually while I'm in Georgia?

Georgia's licensure rule applies to preceptors who teach in Georgia, whether on site or electronically, so a remote preceptor would need a Georgia license or a compact state's multistate license. Whether remote supervision can count toward your hours depends on your Maryville course, and Maryville approves every preceptor. See virtual clinical options first.

When does Georgia's preceptor tax credit end?

The sources disagree. The Georgia Department of Revenue's page still shows the older terms, for taxable years ending on or before December 31, 2026, with tiered APRN amounts. According to the AHEC page, HB 144 revised and extended the program, yet neither source states the new end date. A preceptor should confirm current terms with Georgia AHEC.

I live in South Carolina near Augusta. Can I do clinicals in Georgia?

Georgia doesn't require out-of-state NP programs to get Board approval, and South Carolina and Georgia are both compact states, which makes a South Carolina multistate license good in Georgia. Your preceptor still needs licensure valid in Georgia, and the site still needs Maryville's approval and a signed agreement before you start.

Hand us the search. Keep your start date.

Tell us your Maryville track, your county and your next start. We look for a preceptor and a site that fit what Maryville approves, and help you get the Exxat request right.

  • Matched to your track's population and setting
  • Checked against Maryville's preceptor rules before you submit
  • In person near you, or a virtual option where your course allows it

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