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<li>For all undergraduate RN students, bachelors prepared Registered Nurses are strongly preferred.) Preceptors should have at least two years of practice experience, and be identified as positive professional role models by their agency and/or faculty. On occasions, an associate degree or diploma prepared nurse, who demonstrates strong professional, clinical leadership skills may be selected.</li> | |||
<li>Demonstration of leadership in nursing or health care.</li> | |||
<li>Ability to implement preceptor’s role of: | |||
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<li>Facilitator:</li> | |||
<li>Role Model:</li> | |||
<li>Liaison between faculty member and student:</li> | |||
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