1. Preceptor Survey

Preceptors make it possible for students to have the educational opportunities and the guidance they need to become qualified entry-level dietetic technicians and dietitians. Preceptors help to plan the experiences that enable students to apply their knowledge and skills into real-life work settings, facilitate student learning, assess students' abilities and serve as role models. The responses to this survey are being compiled this fall and made available to dietetics programs to help the profession expand its capacity in order to meet the need for qualified practitioners. If you are interested in becoming a preceptor, please complete the form, below:

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* 1. Please provide your contact information, so that programs seeking preceptors may reach you:

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* 2. Do you have permission from your supervisor or facility administrators to serve as a preceptor for dietetics students?

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* 3. Identify the type of facility(s) that best describes where you are employed.

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* 4. What is the broad classification of the supervised practice rotation that you could offer to students?

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* 5. Please indicate any potential projects in which interns could engage:

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* 6. Do you plan to attend the Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo sponsored by the American Dietetic Association in Boston on November 6-8, 2010?

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* 7. Please add any additional comments or questions that you may have.

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