Preceptor Education

New and experienced preceptors can always do with brushing up on the skills of imparting knowledge, wisdom, judgement, clinical education, and learned muscle memory to students. Becoming an excellent preceptor is a skill in its own right and the skill of teaching can be learned, honed and perfected over time to be adaptable to midwife, client, and students’ changing needs and expectations.

To maintain the skills of good communication and imparting of skills and practice, NMI recommends the following courses:

In addition, the following resources may also prove helpful in your education as a clinical preceptor:

 

Adult Education & Distance Learning


Cultural Competency, Safety, and Humility

All NMI Students are required to complete a course in cultural competency. Additionally all NMI clinical preceptors are required to complete a course in cultural competency every 5 years while precepting with NMI.

Above, you can download a list of pre-approved courses that meet this requirement. We also accept additional equivalent courses at the discretion of the Clinical Director.

Students complete the course Culturally Competent Nursing Care: A Cornerstone of Caring. This course is acceptable per NARM Standards for CPM certification and recertification. The course is free and issues a certificate of completion. Please submit your certificate of completion to NMI to verify your ongoing status as a NMI clinical preceptor.

NMI Preceptors can also access two modules related to cultural competency intended for NMI students to review resources and complete the module as desired.

Websites

Videos

Cultural Humility

TEDX Talk by Juliana Mosley, Ph.D regarding cultural humility key concepts.

16:50 minutes