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Clinical Preceptorship
with Naomi Myrick, PMHNP-BC
Gain hands-on outpatient psychiatric experience in a supportive learning environment. Designed for PMHNP students.
Naomi Myrick, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Recognized Leader in Preceptorship
Naomi has precepted over 20 psychiatric nurse practitioner students and was honored with the Outstanding Nurse Practitioner Preceptor Award (2023) by the Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioners.
Her mentorship approach emphasizes hands-on learning, clinical confidence, and professional development.
What You'll Receive
✅Supervised outpatient psychiatric clinical experience
✅Exposure to ADHD, anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and more
✅Real-world medication management
✅Documentation guidance
✅Clinical reasoning and decision-making discussions
✅Supportive mentorship throughout your rotation
✅Opportunity to build confidence before graduation
FAQs
No. Submitting an application does not guarantee placement.
We carefully review each application to ensure we can provide the highest quality educational experience. If your goals, schedule, and learning needs align with our program, we'll invite you to move forward in the process.
Yes. Payment plan options may be available depending on the length of your rotation and the total investment. Details will be discussed after acceptance into the program.
We intentionally accept a limited number of students each semester to ensure every preceptee receives individualized teaching, meaningful feedback, and a high-quality clinical experience.
Yes.
All applicants complete an interview before acceptance. This gives us an opportunity to learn about your educational goals, discuss your school's requirements, answer your questions, and determine whether Cardinal Academy is the right fit for your clinical rotation.
Our preceptorship is a comprehensive educational mentorship experience—not simply an opportunity to complete clinical hours.
Throughout your nursing education, many individuals and institutions contribute to your learning. Professors, universities, clinical faculty, and educational programs are all compensated for the time, expertise, and resources they dedicate to preparing future clinicians.
Preceptorship involves that same level of commitment. Beyond supervising patient visits, we invest significant time in teaching psychopharmacology, strengthening diagnostic reasoning, reviewing documentation, discussing clinical decision-making, and providing individualized feedback to help you grow into a confident psychiatric provider.
Because every student enters with a different level of experience, each preceptorship is tailored to the learner's educational needs. Our goal is to provide meaningful mentorship—not just supervision.