APRN Preceptor Toolbox

Welcome SDSU FNP Preceptors

Thank you for supporting our SDSU FNP students.  We greatly appreciate it.  

Clinical Coordinators:

• Sioux Falls: Nicole Gibson 
• Rapid City: LeAnn Lamb 

Preceptor Information:

• Preceptor Handbook
• AANP Recertification Handbook  (precepting information - pg. 22)  
• Preceptor Form for CE credits

CE Opportunities:

Free/Reimbursed CEs

1.  Each SDSU preceptor will be reimbursed for 3 CEs each month.

2.  Register for CEs at any approved provider site.

List of Approved CE Providers

3. Complete CE course work.

4.  Send certificate and receipt to the Clinical Site Coordinator

5.  You will be reimbursed.

CE Links

Featured CEs (2.25)

Safe Opioid Prescribing Series:  How to Safety and Effectively Treat Pain in Primary Care

Other CEs

 AANP CE Center

 

Videos Vignettes for Preceptors to View from NONPF:

• Precepting the Primary Care NP Student
• Precepting the Acute Care NP Student
• Precepting in a Busy Clinic
• Preparing NP Students for Pediatric Clinical Experiences
• Working with the Overly Confident NP Student

Student/Preceptor Clinical Hours:

Spring (N765 - 1^st Clinical): 240 hours total - Mid January to the end of April

-     Primary Care Provider (Family Health/Peds/Rural Health): 160 hours in 16 weeks.  This turns out to be 1 to 2 per days per week depending how the student and preceptor schedules hours.

      * Pediatrics (~40 hours):  These hours count towards primary care.

-     Specialty hours (74 hours)

      * Dermatology (~37 hours)  

      * ENT (~37 hours)

-     Simulation (6 hours)  

Summer (N768 - 2^nd Clinical): 240 hours total - The first of May to the end of July

-      Primary Care Provider (Family Health/Peds/Rural Health) – 100 to 120 hours  

-       Specialties – 120 to 140 hours

        *  Pediatrics   

        * Women’s Health  

        * Mental Health

        * ENT

        * Dermatology

Fall (N771 - 3^rd clinical): 240 hours total - The end of August to the end of November

-         Primary Care Provider (Family Health/Internal Med/Peds/Rural Health) – 160 hours in 16 weeks. 

-         Specialties: 74 hours

          * Orthopedics (~34 hours)

          * Women’s Health (~40 hours)   

          * More Peds if not on track.

Spring (N776 - 4^rd clinical): 300 hours total - Mid January to the end of April   

-     Primary Care Provider (Family Health/Internal Med/Peds/Rural Health):  200 hours in 16 weeks. 

-     Specialties: 92 hours

      * Emergency Department/Urgent Care/Other Specialties (~92 hours)

-     Other Specialties 

      * Hospitalists

      * Mental Health

      * Neurology

      * Heart Doctors

      * GI

      * Pain Clinic

      * Nephrology

       * Hospice  

-     Simulation (8 hours)

***** Preceptors (sometimes facility) are paid $10/hour *****