Preceptor Development Training Program

This program contains 9 modules designed to develop the skills and qualifications necessary to be a PGY-1 residency preceptor. The concepts covered in these modules also translate well to precepting 6th-year PharmD students though the standards for intensity, knowledge expectations, and length/complexity of projects should generally be lower for PharmD students compared to PGY-1 residents.

Objectives

1. Recall the 4 teaching roles for PGY-1 Preceptors
2. Recall how to implement a PGY-1 rotation learning experience
3. Describe how to build a culture on a patient care unit that fosters resident development
4. List 3 different feedback styles
5. Recall 2 items that could increase the time to IRB approval for a project
6. Recall the Definition of Parkinson’s Law
7. Describe the 3 categories of burnout
8. Recognize common study design flaws
9. Recall the two important documents to review to prepare for each BPS exam

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