At the Georgetown University School of Nursing, a three-tiered team model is used to ensure the effectiveness of the undergraduate preceptor program. Using the three-tiered model, clinical teaching activities are shared among preceptors, clinical instructors, and the course coordinator. This strategy allows the assignment of more complex patients and groups of patients in a closely supervised learning environment. Through evaluations of the program, students have indicated that the preceptorship has increased their sense of independence with patient care and enhanced their satisfaction with the clinical experience.
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