Precepting Students Clause Samples
The "Precepting Students" clause outlines the responsibilities and expectations for supervising and mentoring students in a professional or clinical setting. It typically details the qualifications required of preceptors, the scope of supervision, and the standards for evaluating student performance. For example, it may specify that only licensed professionals can serve as preceptors and that they must provide regular feedback to students. This clause ensures that students receive appropriate guidance and oversight during their practical training, thereby maintaining educational quality and safeguarding both student and client welfare.
Precepting Students. The parties recognize the importance of the role of the preceptor who takes on a student placement.
(a) Prior to the commencement of a preceptorship, the Employer and Employee will discuss work assignment adjustments required. In addition, the Employer and Employee will discuss the impact on the Employee and the work unit of such placement.
(b) The Employer shall establish a roster on which Employees may indicate their interest in performing preceptor duties. In assigning preceptor duties, the Employer shall first consider the Employees on the roster in a fair and equitable rotational basis.
(c) In addition, Employee(s) acting as a preceptor shall be provided with paid orientation in their role, function and responsibility.
Precepting Students. The parties recognize the importance of the role of the preceptor in the training of students and recognize the demands placed on the preceptor who takes on a student placement. Prior to an employer agreeing to assume the responsibility for a student, the employer and employee will discuss the impact on the employee and the work unit of such placement.
Precepting Students. The parties recognize the importance of the role of the preceptor who takes on a student placement.
(a) Prior to the commencement of a preceptorship, the Employer and Employee will discuss work assignment adjustments required. In addition, the Employer and Employee will discuss the impact on the Employee and the work unit of such placement.
(b) The Employer shall establish a roster on which Employees may indicate their interest in performing preceptor duties.
(c) In addition, Employee(s) acting as a preceptor shall be provided with paid orientation in their role, function and responsibility.