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Community Preceptor
Opportunities...
The Office of Regional Primary Care Education
at Wake AHEC is looking for dedicated and enthusiastic primary care
practitioners interested in teaching medical, physician assistant, nurse
practitioner, nurse midwife or pharmacy students in their community
based practices. Primary care disciplines include family medicine, internal medicine,
ob-gyn and pediatrics.
Preceptor Support Services
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Helping to ensure preceptors teach the students they
want at the times they want them
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Preceptor stipends for eligible preceptors
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Special Library Privileges
through Wake AHEC
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Access to the AHEC Digital Library
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To obtain a password,
contact the Wake AHEC Library at (919) 350-8529 or
click here to email the
library.
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Preceptor Development Activities
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Facilitating the faculty appointment process
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Acting as a preceptor advocate in local and statewide
discussions.
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If you or a colleague might be interested
in learning more about becoming a preceptor, please contact Elaine B.
Owens, Email: eowens@wakemed.org
or call (919) 350-0465.
If you are interested in becoming
a pharmacy preceptor, link to the UNC-CH School of Pharmacy Website
at
http://www.pharmacy.unc.edu
or contact us at (919) 350-8547.
Preceptor Development Materials
Expert Preceptor Program:
Eleven written modules
for independent study.
Modules 1-3 focus on
critical skills related
to teaching in a community practice setting.
The remaining seven modules focus
on the teaching of
contemporary health care issues.
CME credit is available.
For more information,
contact Elaine Owens.
E-mail at eowens@wakemed.org
or call at (919) 350-0465.
EPIC (Expert Preceptor
Interactive Curriculum):
World Wide Web based version of the
Expert Preceptor Program (see above) including an on-line discussion
forum. CME credit is available.
Web site:
http://www.med.unc.edu/epic/
Preceptor Development
Program:
Succinct modules with the following 9 topics: The One-Minute Preceptor, Setting Expectations, Giving Feedback, Evaluation:
Making It Work, Integrating the Learner into the Busy Practice,
Teaching at the Bedside (which includes both inpatient and outpatient
teaching), Teaching Styles/Learning Styles, Dealing with the Difficult
Learning Situation, and The Effective Preceptor.
Multiple formats and CME credits are available.
You can assist us in making better student placements
by providing information about you and your practice.
Please complete Wake AHEC’s preceptor and practice profiles.
Click here to access the forms.
Interesting Web Sites
to Visit
NC AHEC Digital
Library
American Academy of Family
Physicians Website
University of North
Carolina School of Medicine Electronic Resources
Duke University
Medical Center Library
Wake Forest University
Baptist Medical Center Library
ECU Health Science
Library
Medscape
UNC Health Science
Library
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