Nursing

 

 
   

University of Wyoming
Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing

FNP Masters Program
PRECEPTOR PROFILE SHEET

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NAME
First Name

Last name

Name of Your Facility
ADDRESS - Physical Address of your facility:
Street

City

State

ZIP
ADDRESS - Mailing Address of your facility (if different from above):
Street/Box

City

State

ZIP
PHONE & EMAIL
type w/o dashes (example:1234567890)
Facility Phone Number:

Facility Fax Number

Facility or preceptor e-mail address:


How would you prefer to be contacted by the FNP faculty? (choose one)
Phone
Fax
Mail
E-Mail
If you would like to be contacted at an address or phone #
that is different from what you provided above, please list it here:
OTHER POTENTIAL PRECEPTORS
Please list the names, degrees, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of any other potential preceptors at your site or other providers that frequently help you with FNP students:
Potential Preceptor #1:
Name:

Degrees:

Phone #:

E-mail Address:
Potential Preceptor #2:
Name:

Degrees:

Phone #:

E-mail Address:
Potential Preceptor #3:
Name:

Degrees:

Phone #:

E-mail Address:
Potential Preceptor #4:
Name:

Degrees:

Phone #:

E-mail Address:
Getting to You
If your facility is often described as "hard to find," please
provide directions and/or a physical description of your facility:


Please provide any special parking instructions
for FNP students and/or UW FNP instructors:

If you are in a remote location where
students typically have to spend the night,
what recommendations do you have regarding lodging?

Meals:
Do FNP students have access to a refrigerator at your facility?
Yes
No

Do FNP students have access to a microwave at your facility?
Yes
No

Are there vending machines located near or in your facility?
Yes
No

If "yes" to vending machines, please list the
types of machines (i.e., soda, juice, chips, etc.):

Are there eating facilities located near your facility?
Yes
No

Do you expect students to exit the facility during meal-time closures?
Yes
No

Preferred student hours:
On what days of the week is your facility typically open?

What hours is your facility typically open?

What days and hours can you typically accommodate FNP students?

What time do you expect students to arrive at your facility each day?

Time-wise, how often do you prefer to precept FNP students? (Important field!  Please check some option!)
one half-day/week [check preferred days]: Su,M, T, W, Th, F, Sa
multiple half-days/week [check preferred days]: Su,M, T, W, Th, F, Sa
one day/week [check preferred days]: Su,M, T, W, Th, F, Sa
two days/week [check preferred days]: Su,M, T, W, Th, F, Sa
three days/week [check preferred days]: Su,M, T, W, Th, F, Sa
four days/week [check preferred days]: Su,M, T, W, Th, F, Sa
Every day, all day that the facility is open for an intense period of time
Whatever the student wants
Other (please describe below:)
We typically place NP students with preceptors for an entire semester at a time.
What preference do you have for the semester(s) we place students with you?
(please check all that apply)
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer semester (this is typically our scheduled intense 360 hour practicum)
No preference (any semester is fine to place an NP student with me)
 
Student Background:
Please mark all student backgrounds that you feel are appropriate for rotations at your facility. Keep in mind that all of our FNP students are baccalaureate prepared, licensed RNs.

Novice RN with little work experience
RN with non-primary care work experience (e.g., hospital or public health)
RN with primary care work experience (e.g., ER)
First year FNP student just learning about primary care and the NP role
Second year FNP student with some experience at NP student
FNP student in final practicum (360 hours in 10 week period)
Other (please describe):

Would you like to meet or interview FNP students before you agree to precept them?
Yes
No

Student Involvement in Patient Care:
Typically, FNP students are advised to follow/shadow their preceptors for a day or two at the beginning of each rotation before "diving into" actual patient care. After this initial period, which of the following statements best describes how you typically incorporate students into patient care?
Please check ONE:
Students shadow me at all times
Students interview and examine patients with me in the exam room at all times
Students interview patients independently but I am present during the physical exam and plan
Students interview and examine patients independently.
(They then report to me, and I go back in the patient's room and deliver the plan of care with the student).
Students interview and examine patients independently. They then report back to me.
(We decide on the plan of care and the student delivers this plan of care without my being present
Other (Please describe below):
Student involvement in documentation (Are students able to verbally dictate or chart at your facility?):
Dictate?
Yes
No

Chart in handwriting?
Yes
No

Chart into a computerized database??
Yes
No

Participate in other forms of documentation?
Yes
No

If "Yes", describe below:
 

Types of Patients & Type of Care Provided at Facility:
Using the key below, please complete the following table
to give us a better sense of the types of patients you see,
and the type of care you provide at your facility.

N = Never
R = Rarely
O = Occasionally
C = Commonly
F = Frequently
 

Gender/age of Clientele Wellness/
Health Promotion
Emergent Care Urgent
Care
Chronic Disease Management  
Boys/Men
(0-18 yrs)

Men
(19-35 yrs)

Men
(36-64 yrs)

Men
(65-79 yrs)

Men
(>80 yrs)

Girls/Women
(0-18 yrs)

Women
(19-35 yrs)

Women
(36-64 yrs)

Women
(65-79 yrs)

Women
(>80 yrs)

Specialty exams and procedures experienced at facility:
Using the same key (below), please complete the
following list to give us a better sense of the specialty
exams and procedures students may experience at your facility:

N = Never
R = Rarely
O = Occasionally
C = Commonly
F = Frequently

Pelvic Exams
Prenatal Exams
Male STD exams
Endometrial biopsy
IUD insertion
Diaphragm fitting
Suturing
Incision & Drainage
Nail removal
Skin biopsies
Splinting
Joint injections
X-ray interpretation
EKG interpretation
Other:
Other:

Expectations on student preparation and presentations:

Please list topics/areas that students should be very
familiar with before joining you for a rotation at your facility:

Please list topics/areas that students need to be somewhat
familiar with before joining you for a rotation at your facility:

Depending on their timing in the program,
we expect our students to give a succinct (<2 minutes),
organized verbal presentation to you after seeing patients,
including the patient's age and gender, CC, HPP, ROS,
pertinent past medical, social, and medication history,
pertinent objective findings, impression and/or list of differential
diagnoses, and plan. If you have any other expectations
regarding student presentations, please describe them below:

Other:

Is there anything else you'd like to share with potential
FNP students about yourself, your expectations, or your facility?:

Thank You!

Date Submitted: