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Student Evaluation of Preceptor Expertise

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6. You are to evaluate the preceptor as he/she worked with Nursing students. The scoring is based on Benner's Novice to Expert Scale with an expectation that the preceptor qualifies for certification is functioning at a proficient level (4) in most areas. Rating of expertise can be based on the student's evaluation, the preceptor's self-evaluation, and the direct observation in the clinical setting of the preceptor's performance using the following scale: 1=Novice/rarely, 2=Advanced Beginner/Sometimes, 3=Competent/Regularly, 4=Proficient/Most of the time, and 5=Expert/always. Level of expertise demonstrated by the Preceptor:
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Taught from a foundation of clinical expertise
Demonstrated professionalism and peer respect
Discussed department expectations related to student's role
Introduced student to social/work culture of the unit
Evaluated student's clinical performance
Planned experiences to address student's learning needs
Develop a learning plan based on learning needs
Provided scheduled learning opportunities
Met regularly to evaluate/discuss learning plan goals and outcomes
Encouraged development of critical thinking skills in the student through discussion of alternative/priorities
Applied effective teaching skills/techniques
Provided an environment conducive for learning