Preceptors
Mentoring Future Doctors
At OCOM, we value and appreciate your support in shaping the next generation of physicians by guiding and mentoring our third- and fourth-year students during their clinical training. Your commitment is essential to their growth and success.
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Physicians that serve as Clinical Faculty/Preceptors support third- and fourth-year clinical training by:
Serving as mentors who assist students in applying knowledge and building skills to problem-solve patient care.
Allowing students to participate in patient management to a degree appropriate for their level of training.
Providing written and verbal feedback to students in a constructive and timely manner.
Completing the written evaluation of the student’s performance and discussing it with the student on the last day of their rotation.
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In order to serve as an OCOM preceptor, physicians must meet the following criteria:
Applying for a physician Faculty/Preceptor Appointment.
Earned and maintain Board Certification in a specialty area.
Received and maintain clinical licensure in the state of practice
Meet clinical faculty credentialing standards established by the Academic Appointment and Promotions Committee.
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Benefits of Joining OCOM as a Preceptor include:
Receive an OCOM Clinical Faculty appointment, including a frameable certificate and appointment letter for display.
Gain additional recognition for precepting and service to OCOM.
Complementary online access to the OCOM library resources.
Continuing Medical Education (CME) for precepting students.
Earn additional CME through live and computer-based faculty development
Stipend for precepting students.
Preceptor Development and Resources
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Academic Resources
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