Why Be a Preceptor?

Being a preceptor is a mutually rewarding experience. Our preceptors work with the brightest and most dedicated nursing and health care students. We work hard to match you with a student who will be a good fit within your practice.

Preceptor Benefits
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For those considering precepting, I would encourage them to do it! We all work hard and there never seems to be enough time. However, I believe precepting is a protective measure against burn out and compassion fatigue. My students inspire and remind me of why our work matters and it’s fulfilling to share stories and experiences of kindness at times of great loss and sadness. Sharing your time and knowledge with future providers is a meaningful and worthwhile endeavor!

Ann Q. Syrett, MS, FNP-BC, ACHPN

Nurse practitioner, Inpatient Adult Palliative Care team, Strong Memorial Hospital

Meet UR Nursing Preceptors
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For those considering precepting, I would encourage them to do it! We all work hard and there never seems to be enough time. However, I believe precepting is a protective measure against burn out and compassion fatigue. My students inspire and remind me of why our work matters and it’s fulfilling to share stories and experiences of kindness at times of great loss and sadness. Sharing your time and knowledge with future providers is a meaningful and worthwhile endeavor!

Ann Q. Syrett, MS, FNP-BC, ACHPN

Nurse practitioner, Inpatient Adult Palliative Care team, Strong Memorial Hospital

Meet UR Nursing Preceptors

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Clinical Sites

We work with a network of nearly 600 preceptors at clinical sites across New York state. Explore the map to see active clinical sites for our Nurse Practitioner, Nursing Education, and Leadership programs.

Become a Preceptor

Are you ready to take the next step in helping to develop future generations of nurses or health care leaders? The UR School of Nursing is in need of highly-qualified clinicians from across the Western New York region with a minimum of one-year experience as a certified health professional (e.g., NP, CNM, PA, or MD/DO).

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