Preceptor
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Preceptor
A Preceptor is a teacher or instructor who guides and provides instructions to a student or novice in a particular field of study or profession. The term is often used in the context of healthcare professions, where preceptors play a crucial role in the practical training of new practitioners.
Role and Responsibilities[edit | edit source]
The primary role of a preceptor is to provide guidance, instruction, and supervision to students or novices in a particular field. This includes teaching theoretical knowledge, demonstrating practical skills, and providing feedback on performance. Preceptors also serve as role models, exemplifying the professional attitudes and behaviors expected in their field.
In the healthcare professions, preceptors often work in clinical settings, supervising students as they interact with patients and other healthcare professionals. They help students integrate theoretical knowledge with practical skills, and they provide feedback to help students improve their performance.
Preceptorship[edit | edit source]
Preceptorship is the process of providing instruction and guidance to a student or novice by a preceptor. It is a form of mentorship, but it is more structured and formalized. Preceptorship programs are common in healthcare professions, where they are used to bridge the gap between academic training and professional practice.
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