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Preceptor Internship

Preceptor Internship. Workshop #1 Getting Started. Interests and Hopes. Name Unit/agency/practice area Preceptor experience Interest and hopes for program and today’s workshop. Preceptor Internship Program. WHY? Quality student placements scarce: Fewer experienced staff to serve

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Preceptor Internship

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  1. Preceptor Internship Workshop #1 Getting Started

  2. Interests and Hopes • Name • Unit/agency/practice area • Preceptor experience • Interest and hopes for program and today’s workshop

  3. Preceptor Internship Program WHY? • Quality student placements scarce: • Fewer experienced staff to serve • Burn-out, lack of time, lack of motivation • Significant increase in new graduates • Despite acknowledged importance of role, limited support/infrastructure across BC

  4. BC Preceptor Development Initiative • Exploring new and innovative ways to provide education and support to health preceptors • Led by a provincial, interprofessional team of educators representing post-secondary institutions and health authorities

  5. BC Preceptor Development Initiative • Three sub-projects • One of 56 Practice Education Innovation Fund (PEIF) projects • Funding: Ministries of Advanced Education, Health • Administered by BCAHC • Existing C&W Preceptor Budget

  6. BCAHC-Practice Education Innovation Fund (PEIF) BC Preceptor Development Initiative Preceptor Internship Web based E-learning Modules Preceptor Forums

  7. BC Preceptor Development Initiative Outcomes: • More preceptors interested in preceptor education • Increased satisfaction of preceptors • Increased preceptor recruitment and retention • Increased quality of education for students • Minimize frustration with practice experience for current preceptors

  8. Preceptor Internship Program • Unique pilot program • Builds on successes from internship, leadership and current preceptor programs • Skill development/support for new and experienced preceptors • Uses a “coach approach” “Coaching is a conversation, a dialogue, whereby the coach and the individual interact in a dynamic exchange to achieve goals, enhance performance and move the individual forward to greater success.”  ~Zeus and Skiffington

  9. Preceptor Internship Program • Four workshops over 3-4 months • Work in “learning triads” with coach in between • 15-25 participants “Learning is not a spectator sport.” ~D. Blocher

  10. Preceptor Internship Model 14-18 week timeframe (including evaluation and follow-up) Preceptor Workshop #3 (Oct 19) Preceptor Workshop #4- (Nov 23) Preceptor Workshop #1 (Sept 28) Preceptor Workshop #2 (Oct 5) Learning Triad session Learning Triad session Learning Triad session Preceptor cohort 15-25 preceptors Coaching (in learning triads) Coach

  11. Learning… - “To Study’ -To “Practice Constantly”

  12. Learning is… • a change in ways of thinking • a change in ways of being (behaviour, actions) Learning Change

  13. How do we Learn?

  14. Health Preceptor Competencies Competencies are defined as: the integrated knowledge, skills, attitudes and decision-making required to perform within the scope of an individual’s practice. • Communication • Relationships • Teaching, Mentoring, Coaching

  15. CAPE tool Competence Assessment, Planning & Evaluation CAPE tools are reviewed: • before starting new role; • before & during annual performance review • ongoing to identify learning needs and goals • when feedback given of successful performance • whenever you feel like it!

  16. S.M.A.R.T Goals • S-Specific • M-Measurable • A-Attainable • R-Realistic • T-Timely Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible.~Anthony Robbins

  17. Learning Partnership • Effective Preceptor • Role Model • Socializer • Educator Preceptee/Learner The Learning Partnership Learning Environment

  18. Setting the Stage • Create a learning climate and build a learning relationship • Clarify expectations • Start where the learner is at The beginning is the most important part of the work ~Plato

  19. Getting Started… Planning Worksheet • How do you get to know someone? • How do you build trust? Establish a connection? • How do you find out what they need to learn? • How do they learn best? • What are they nervous about? Excited about? • How do they like to receive feedback? What works for them?

  20. Establishing a relationship Traditionalists-Veterans Baby Boomers To put up with me is the first step to understanding me. Not that you embrace my ways as right for you, but that you are no longer irritated or disappointed with me for my seeming waywardness. Then, in understanding me, you might come to prize my differences and, instead of trying to change me, preserve and even nurture those differences. ~Adapted from Please Understand Me by David Keirsey and Marilyn Bates Gen Y-Netsters Nexsters Gen X

  21. Expert Unconsciously Competent Consciously Competent Consciously Incompetent Unconsciously Incompetent Novice Identifying learning needs and clarifying expectations Stages of Competence

  22. Learning and Teaching Styles

  23. Feedback Plan "Feedback is the breakfast of champions." ~ Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson

  24. Learning Partnerships in Action • What is happening in scenario? • What issues/problems are evident? • What strategies might help?

  25. Learning Triads Preceptor Meet every 3-4 weeks Work with coach Work on learning goals Support network for each other “Triangles are a learning lab.... experiment and enjoy your journey.” ~Erna Hagge Preceptor Preceptor

  26. Closing and Evaluation • Check-in • Next steps • Feedback….

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