UofM's clinical systems, one guide each
UofM's graduate clinicals turn on a few named pieces: practicums in your local area, the preceptor agreement form approved before day one, rotation rules for each NP track, Complio and myClinicalExchange, and a seven-week minimum for every practicum's hours. Each guide below covers one of them from the 2026-27 catalog, the LCON Academic Bulletin and the program pages, and notes where they disagree.
Get your placement plan
Tell us your UofM program and where you live. A placement advisor replies with the preceptor and site options that fit your UofM course.

Which UofM source comes first
The 2026-27 graduate catalog carries the program requirements and course descriptions. The LCON Academic Bulletin carries the clinical rules, from the preceptor agreement form to absences, and the plans of study set the term-by-term order.
When a question goes beyond what UofM publishes, each guide names the title that answers it, usually your clinical faculty or track coordinator. Start with the placement process, or the state authorization guide if you live outside Tennessee.
Placement and approval
Hours, logs and grades
Courses
Clearance, licenses and accreditation
Questions UofM students ask
Where are UofM's clinical rules written down?
Mostly in the Loewenberg College of Nursing's Academic Bulletin, which covers the preceptor agreement form, clinical schedules, site changes and absences, alongside the 2026-27 graduate catalog.
Which UofM steps matter most before a first practicum?
An approved preceptor agreement form and current Complio items. Start with the preceptor agreement form.
Does UofM use Typhon?
One older UofM page mentions it, but the current Academic Bulletin names Complio and myClinicalExchange. Your course's Canvas site shows the tools in use for your term. See student systems.
Related pages
Last checked 2026-09-27
We check these pages against UofM's 2026-27 catalog, the LCON Academic Bulletin, program pages and licensure disclosures. Your clinical faculty and your plan of study have the final word.
Whether UofM helps or you start alone, we find the preceptor.
Tell us your UofM concentration, your next practicum and the town you train near. We find preceptors and sites that fit the course and prepare what the preceptor agreement form needs, early enough for approval before the first clinical day.
- Preceptors matched to the rotation rules: an NP preceptor, family practice for FNP, inpatient and critical care for AG-ACNP
- License, certification and site details ready for the preceptor agreement form, with your Complio items in order
- Across the Mid-South, Tennessee and the states UofM serves
Start your placement plan
Your concentration, your town and your next clinical semester is all we need to begin.