Clinical preceptor definition
Clinical preceptor means an individual who is designated by or under contract with an education program sponsor for purposes of overseeing the students of an education program sponsor during the participation of the students in clinical training.
Clinical preceptor means an individual employed by the cooperating agency who also has the responsibility to supervise one (1) student at a time in the clinical facility.
Clinical preceptor means an individual who, under the direction of the program director, supervises and evaluates the students during clinical rotations in a controlled environment such as a hospital or urgent care clinic.
More Definitions of Clinical preceptor
Clinical preceptor means a registered nurse or
Clinical preceptor means a registered professional nurse who:
Clinical preceptor means a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse who is employed by a clinical training facility to serve as a role model and clinical resource person for a specified period to students enrolled in an approved program.
Clinical preceptor means a registered nurse employed
Clinical preceptor means an individual licensed to a licensure level greater than the student, who is responsible for supervising and teaching the student in a clinical setting, under the supervision of the medical director or lead instructor.
Clinical preceptor means a registered nurse employee of a cooperating clinical agency acting to facilitate and supervise student learning in a manner specified in a signed written agreement between the cooperating clinical agency and the educational institution.
Clinical preceptor means health care provider qualified by education and clinical competency to provide direct supervision of the clinical practice experience of students in an Oregon nurse practitioner program.