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What I wish I knew before I became a preceptor

This CPD online webinar will discuss methods nurses and midwives can utilise to best support new learners that they preceptor in their workplace. It will provide attendees with guidance on how to tailor teaching techniques for specific learners and how to deliver constructive feedback to students, graduates or new learners. This webinar will be particularly valuable to nurses who are just starting to take on preceptees.

Presented by:

Lucy Osborn MACN Clinical Support Nurse, Royal Children’s Hospital Unit Convenor, Swinburne University of Technology Chair, ACN Next Generation Faculty Associate Professor Tony McGillion MACN Director of Nursing and Midwifery, Western Health Marina Necoski Critical Care Registered Nurse Clinical Support Nurse, Cabrini Health

Free for Members

Non-Member: not available (Join Now)

Content Type: Webinar recording

Duration: 01:25:08

CPD Hours: 1.50

Updated: Friday, 29 April 2022

Created: Thursday, 24 March 2022

Area/s of Study

Career development

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