Clinical Precepting Online Series

The Clinical Precepting Online Series is geared toward an interprofessional audience of clinical preceptors who work with students, residents, or other advanced learners completing academic or program requirements in a clinical environment. Participants may complete any combination of courses.

These courses prepare participants to manage clinical learning environments for health profession students effectively. The four courses cover the roles of clinical preceptors and host sites, legal considerations, and strategies for fostering adult learning through well-planned experiences. Participants will explore creating quality learning plans, setting outcomes, and providing constructive feedback. These courses emphasize practical communication, including cultural sensitivity, written and verbal methods, SBAR, and feedback tools for monitoring learner progress. Additionally, the series addresses managing challenging situations, resolving student performance issues, and conducting difficult conversations to support learner success. A flyer is available here, if you would like to share information about the series

Free Courses include:

101: The Role of the Clinical Preceptor, Host Clinical Site, and Legal Considerations; 2.0 Contact Hours
102: Planning for and Providing Clinical Learning Experiences; 1.50 Contact Hours
103: Communication, Learner Self-Assessment, and Preceptor Feedback; 1.50 Contact Hours
104: Managing Difficult Situations in the Clinical Learning Environment; 1.5 Contact Hours
Clinical Precepting: Inclusive Precepting Practices: 1.0 Contact Hours
Clinical Precepting: Disability Inclusion: 0.5 Contact Hours