Preceptor Roles & Responsibilities
Provides guidance to orientee throughout orientation serving as a Facilitator, Evaluator, Socializer, Role model, Influencer
What is a Preceptor
Preceptor will complete this document with orientee as tasks/skills are completed during orientation period
What is the Competency Based Orientation
is a process of decision-making, critical thinking and nursing judgement.
What is delegation?
is the information back to the sender which conveys the message was heard and understood.
What is feedback?
During this phase of the Married State Model, the orientee is mainly observing & learning
What is the Side by Side phase?
This document is completed to assess the potential Preceptors readiness to precept
What is a readiness tool
This documents provides guidance for the tasks/skills that orientee should be focusing on that week
What are the Maps/Milestones
model focusing on a common goal is key
Shared Mental Model
In the communication process, is the person who the message is intended for and decodes
Who is the receiver?
An orientee's CBO can only be checked off by this member
This model of Precepting allows the Preceptor & Orientee to work together in a 1:1 format for the duration of the orientation period
What is the Married State Model?
This tool is completed weekly by the orientee to assess their progress in orientation
What is the Orientation Feedback Tool
Context, examples, diagnosis, actions, review
CEDAR
This feedback model can be utilized to provide positive feedback
This resource can provide more information on scope of practice, delegation & laws/regulations
What is the NCBON
This tool can be provided to the orientee to assess the way in which they will learn best
What is the Learning Style Inventory?
This resource contains the most up to date processes or policies for DUHS
What is the Policy Center?
Scope of Practice as an Independent role, while the Scope of Practice is a Dependent role
RN & LPN
This feedback model can be utilized to provide difficult feedback
What is the DESC method?
Novice to Expert details the progression of the orientee in this Learning Theory
What is Benner's Model
This role of the Preceptor focuses on ensuring that the orientee is having an adequate orientation by asking questions such "What do you need more of?" "What challenges happened that we can discuss?" "Anything else you'd like guidance on?"
What is Advocating for the New Hire?
This resource can provide the orientee with more information about clinical diagnoses and procedures
What is Lippincott?
includes collaboration, communication, cooperation, trust, synergy, and unity
Teamwork
This combination communication style, describes a communicator who is indirect with their thoughts or feelings
What is Passive-Aggressive?
Preceptor Resources & Documents can be found here
What is the Precepting at DUHS Sharepoint site?