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Articles of Interest
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- Davis, M., Sawin, K. & Dunn, M. (1993).
Teaching strategies used by expert nurse practitioner preceptors: A qualitative study. Journal of the American Academy Nurse Practitioners, 5(11), 27-33. (On back order from the library)
- Myrick, F. and Yonge. O.
(2002).
Preceptor questioning and student critical thinking. Journal Professional Nursing, 18, 176-181.
- Oerman, M. (1997).
Evaluating critical thinking in clinical practice. Nurse Educator, 22(5), 25-28.
- Reilly, B. (2007)
x Inconvienient truths about effective clinical teaching. Lancet, 370, 705-711.
- “Want to be a successful preceptor? Get organized” is an article on the American Academy of Family Physicians web site.
- “Preceptor/student relationship: Implications for practicum evaluation” is an article from BNET web site.
- “How NP preceptors can comply with medicare requirements” is an article from BNET web site.
- A brief article (1½ pages) entitled “How to Make Teaching in the Office More Time Efficient” may be found at the American College of Physicians web site acponline.org/journals/news/jul-aug03/teaching.htm.
- An article on “The Nurse Preceptor” and links to other preceptor resources may be found at http://www.leadingtoday.org/weleadinlearning/jrapr03.htm.

PhD, RN, Dean
College of Nursing
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—Patricia Powers
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DNP, FNP-C,NPP
Phone:315-464-4276
Clinical Assistant Professor
Coordinator
Clinical Placement
"Faculty at the College of Nursing identify the preceptor role as providing professional growth, development and achievement for our future nurse practitioners. Preceptors contribute to our students' clinical learning and are an essential part of their education. The faculty appreciates the dedicated nurse practitioners willing to share their knowledge and expertise. We continue to seek community and regional nurse practitioners who will enhance and build upon our students' educational experiences."