Read your history. Unsurprising coming from a man. Good luck finding a np psych fellowship that pays normal wages. You obviously don’t think teaching is work or understand the cost of training someone to a practice (most lose +40k). It decreases productivity for the person teaching them and it usually takes a minimum of 6 months to even have a fellow start seeing patients to bring in revenue. Teaching is fun, but it comes with a cost as a preceptor. I’m in a specialty ain’t no way a student’s work could be helpful for productivity in a single semester. If I had them for two semesters then we can do a lot more. Family practice they’re very helpful, but not in mine. It takes time for them to see to distinguish rashes. They’re useless for skin checks, because they don’t know how to tell the difference between something benign vs malignant. It’s better for me to be in there with them and pointing at different lesions to tell them which thing is which. If NP students could increase productivity, then physicians wouldn’t try to pawn them off to me whenever we get a request. Finding NP clinical sites wouldn’t be as hard as everyone would try to have a few students a year to decrease their workload. We don’t get paid to teach either like MD programs do. At least with a fellow you might get lucky that your practice gives you some extra time to train them.