Precepting. When proficiency attainment is needed – one that involves planning, organizing, assessing competency and evaluating and is provided by an employee, that employee is assigned by the manager as a preceptor. A preceptor is an experienced employee or employees proficient in their work and communication skills who is specifically assigned by the Employer to participate in the planning, organizing and evaluating of new employees, current employees, and students. Precepting may include but is not limited to training that includes assessment of skills goal directed education and training for a specific period. Written goals, progress, and evaluation is an expectation for preceptors to complete for both staff and students.
Precepting a. Precepting for nurses at the XX0, XX0 and CN4 level who complete the preceptor training course will receive $1.00 an hour for all hours spent precepting, which excludes general orientation and training of new employees. Precepting is an assignment and is defined in subsection (b) of this section. There shall be no pyramiding of preceptor pay. The hourly precepting rate applies regardless of the number of preceptees.
Precepting. A Precepting program shall be established and maintained by the Department. Those employees who are assigned precepting duties (preceptors) shall receive a stipend of seven tenths of one percen of the current top step Firefighter rate of pay for each tour in which precepting is performed.
Precepting. An essential component of the progress of orienting new staff members, newly transferred employees and interns, is an experienced coworker to facilitate the transition from new employee to a contributing member of the staff. This person is usually called a preceptor. "The preceptor is a staff member, who teaches, counsels, inspires, role models, and supports the growth and development of an individual for a fixed and limited amount of time with the specific purpose of socialization into a new role. The careful pairing of a new employee or a newly transferred employee with an experienced, coworker on a unit setting provides an environment of nourishment and growth for the new graduate or new employee and of recognition and reward for the 'preceptor'."
Precepting. Each health professional shall be given 1 patient slot per day for documentation and mentoring during: -the first three (3) weeks of precepting a student who is with Kaiser for twelve (12) or more weeks; OR -the first two (2) weeks of precepting a student who is with Kaiser for less than twelve
Precepting. The parties agree that within 90 days following ratification of the Agreement, the parties will begin discussions in Unit Based Councils regarding availability of precepting programs and eligibility for preceptor pay. The parties will work in good faith to identify issues surrounding precepting and to propose reasonable solutions to those issues. Standby. Within 90 days following ratification of this Agreement, the parties will meet and discuss options and alternatives to scheduling caregivers for standby following their regularly scheduled work week. Management will consider any proposed options and alternatives in good faith.
