10 tips for new nurse preceptors

What advice would you give to a new nurse preceptor? Anything a preceptor needs to know?
I thought of 10 tips:

1. Never forget where you came from
2. How does your orientee learn best?
3. Communicate don't coddle
4. Weekly updates
5. Predicted completion date
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[check out the rest of the video for the other five)

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Until next time..
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[chaikristinjournals]

I loved this. I'm a preceptor on the telemetry unit and I found that precepting really adds a new level of fulfillment to my career. Thank you!

[barefootadrianne]

I basically rewatch this video each time I start with a new student intern. Thanks for the solid advice.

[mynetar]

I am a new preceptor, great tips. Thank you so much.

[simssocialite]

I'm currently on orientation as a new grad in ICU this video is helpful to me too!!!

[rfross]

Ty for this video! I suck as a preceptor! Goal for 2022 is to do better. After 10 years I struggle to verbalize the “why” to new folks because it is just innate for me now. Any online or book resources you suggest?

[PrycelessKhadii]

What if your manager forces you to be a preceptor? I’m in that situation right now and I’m nervous because I’ve only been on my unit for 1 year

[barefootadrianne]

I was actually fiending for this topic and am taking notes. The new ideas I'm adding to my belt are : to send them with other nurses to learn other ways, practice traveling, and self-evaluate your own skills and recognize when u need to change or sit down. Thanks again, man.