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Clinical Placement Application Update
Thank you for your interest in completing a clinical practicum experience with Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital.
Please note that applications for the Spring semester are now closed. In addition, we are currently transitioning to a new clinical placement management platform, Clinical Exchange, which will be used for future student placement requests and coordination.
During this transition period, placement requests submitted through the current application process may not be reviewed or considered. Additional information regarding application procedures, timelines, and requirements for future semesters will be communicated once the Clinical Exchange platform is fully implemented.
For future placement cycles, please be aware of the following:
- Submission of an application does not guarantee placement. Demand for practicum experiences frequently exceeds available opportunities.
- While we strive to accommodate as many students as possible, pediatric primary care placements are unavailable. Most available experiences are within pediatric subspecialty settings.
- Available clinical hours may not fulfill all program requirements; therefore, students are encouraged to pursue additional placement opportunities within the community as needed.
- Final placement decisions are typically communicated no later than one month before the start of the requested semester.
- Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital requests that students not contact potential preceptors directly. Preceptor preferences and requests will be managed through the official application process.
We appreciate your patience as we transition to Clinical Exchange and look forward to sharing updated application instructions for upcoming semesters.
Questions?
We recognize that students and academic programs may have questions during this transition. For questions regarding clinical placements, application status, or future placement cycles, please contact Frankie Gilliland.
Additional guidance, updated timelines, and application instructions will be communicated as they become available. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we implement Clinical Exchange and work to enhance our clinical placement process.
Thank you for your interest in learning with Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital. We look forward to partnering with students and academic programs in future placement cycles.
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida, offers clinical training and experience for advance practice provider students seeking to build their skills. Our program seeks to shape the future of health care through education, innovation and compassionate care.
For advanced practice provider students embarking on their clinical rotations, we offer a learning experience designed to cultivate expertise, confidence and excellence in patient care. At Johns Hopkins All Children’s, we understand the pivotal role clinical rotations play in shaping the next generation of health care professionals. We are committed to providing an educational environment that empowers students to reach their full potential.
At Johns Hopkins All Children’s, we believe that the future of health care lies in the hands of skilled and compassionate people. That's why we are honored to play a role in shaping the next generation of advanced practice providers. We invite you to begin your clinical journey with us and discover the possibilities that await you at Johns Hopkins All Children’s. Please see the below list of affiliated programs. If your program is not listed, please have your program email Sally Moran at [email protected].
Current list of approved affiliated programs:
- Barry University
- Baylor University
- Chamberlain University
- Concordia University
- Creighton University
- Florida Gulf Coast University (PA)
- Florida State University
- Gannon University
- Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing
- Mary Baldwin University
- Nova Southeastern University
- Ohio State University
- Palm Beach Atlantic University
- Regis University
- Rush University
- Saint Louis University
- South College
- South College Asheville
- South University - Savannah
- Spring Arbor University
- Thomas Jefferson University
- Troy University
- University of Alabama
- University of Alabama - Birmingham
- University of Alabama - Huntsville
- University of Central Florida
- University of Cincinnati
- University of Connecticut
- University of Florida
- University of Missouri - Kansas City
- University of Missouri - Columbia
- University of Pittsburgh
- University of South Alabama
- University of South Florida
- University of Tampa
- University of Texas Arlington
- University of Texas Houston
- University of Toledo
- University of West Florida
- Vanderbilt University
- Walden University
- Western Governors University
- Wilkes University
- Yale University
Application Information
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Application
Submitting an application does not guarantee placement, as demand for practicum experiences often exceeds availability. It is important to note that while we strive to accommodate all requests, pediatric primary care clinical placements may not always be available. The majority of placements are in pediatric subspecialties. Additionally, the available hours for placements may not fulfill the total hours requested. As a result, it may be advisable to explore clinical placement opportunities within the community to ensure fulfillment of your course requirements.
For your application to be considered, it must be completed in full and returned by the specified deadline. If you are selected for a clinical practicum at Johns Hopkins All Children’s, you will be required to respond and accept the placement within the timeframe indicated in your correspondence.
Final placement decisions will be made no later than one month in advance of the start of the semester requested.
- Spring semester: Oct. 1
- Summer semester: March 1
- Fall semester: June 1
Johns Hopkins All Children’s requires that potential preceptors not be contacted directly, preceptor requests are available in the advanced practice provider application.
As the number of students enrolled in APRN/PA programs across the country continues to grow, Johns Hopkins All Children’s acknowledges the importance of accommodating clinical practicum placements required to successfully complete their program of study. To ensure an efficient and equitable placement process, please consider the following priorities:
- Priority placement will be given to Johns Hopkins affiliated employees and students over non-Johns Hopkins affiliated students.
- Previous or current Johns Hopkins All Children’s advanced practice students scheduled to graduate at the conclusion of the current application semester will be prioritized.
If you have any further questions after reviewing this information, please don't hesitate to contact Sally Moran at [email protected].
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Prior to beginning the Application please have handy the following forms or documents that will be required for uploading to your application. Files to be uploaded Download Link: CV/Resume Clinical and Non-Clinical Observation Application Click here to download Clinical Observation Agreement Click here to download Confidentiality Agreement and HIPAA Training Certification for Students Click here to download Clinical Placement Waiver and Release for Students Click here to download Drug Screening:
Your Drug Screening must be at least a 9-panel test and your Background Check must be within 12 months of clinical start date and contain the screenings listed below. If you have a Background Check and Drug Screening through your school or place of employment and they meet our requirements, that is acceptable.Criminal Background Check (within 12 months of their clinical start date)
JHACH Contract language requires:- Acceptable results from a check performed no longer than 12 months prior to start of Student’s placement.
- Must include the following screens: (a) U.S. County Criminal, (b) Residency History, (c) Social Security Verification, (d) Nationwide Sexual Offender Index, (e) Nationwide Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Scan.
Health screening
Your health screening should include PPD, Influenza, HBV, Varicella inoculation or titer, MMR inoculation or titer, and TDAP.
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For guidance with fulfilling your DNP scholarly project requirements at All Children's, please send the following email template to Ms. Sally Moran at [email protected] and Dr. Hillary Simpson at [email protected].
Email template:- Subject line: DNP scholarly project request
- Please include within the email body: Name, school, DNP advisor, clinical track, and proposed project details.