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

CE Opportunities:

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 *****