Classes
Preceptor Training – Part 2
2013
| July 16 | December 3 |
8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
Broadway Building, Suite 1630
Course # 07523
Capacity: 25
Class dates in red are full.
Course description
This class is part 2 of the Preceptor Training program. It is not necessary to take the Part 1 class before attending this class. Along with Part 1, this class is designed for those new to or experienced in precepting new nurses and students. Topics in this interactive class include: Assessment of new nurse, developing and implementing an orientation plan, communication and conflict management, and preceptee evaluation. The content of this class complements that of the Part 1 class.
C.E. contact hours
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider number CEP 26, for 6.75 contact hours.
Attendees will not receive C.E. credit if they are more than 20 minutes late; no partial credit can be awarded.
Registration
Please select a class date above and complete the registration form. If using a credit card, submit the registration form and phone in your credit card number to (916) 734-9790. If paying by check, please print the registration form, attach your check made payable to UC Regents dated for the date of the class, and mail to:
Center for Professional Practice of Nursing
4900 Broadway, Suite 1630
Sacramento, CA 95820
Registrations are confirmed only if deposit or fee is provided with registration form.
UC Davis employees
$25 registration deposit. Registration deposit is returned upon completion of class. Cancellation must be requested five days prior to class date to receive deposit refund.
This class is for UC Davis Health System employees only.
Persons with disabilities
Individuals needing special accommodations may call the Center for Professional Practice of Nursing at (916) 734-9790.
Parking
Parking is available in lot 25, approximately one block from the Broadway Building on 50th Street adjacent to the MIND Institute. Park with a UC Davis parking permit, or purchase a daily permit for $6.
Coordinator
Jim Hill, R.N., M.S.N.
Nurse Educator
