Become a Touro Nevada Preceptor
Preceptors play a vital role for our students in the Osteopathic Medicine, Nursing, Physician Assistant Studies, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy programs. The clinical setting synthesizes concepts and application of principles for quality health care delivery. Students work closely with preceptors, progressively developing the skills and clinical judgment necessary. Share your knowledge and skills with students and help students apply classroom knowledge and concepts to real-world situations.
Benefits of Being a Preceptor
- Helps you stay current with knowledge and best practice
- Connects you to the next generation of clinicians
- Contributes to the health profession and teaching
- Energizes you in your own work
- Allows you to develop leadership skills
- Counts as Continuing Education Credits in most professions
- Eligible for nomination to be appointed to become TUN Adjunct/affiliate/clinical faculty
- Complimentary continuing education events and seminars
- Verification of preceptor time to satisfy professional requirements
- Access to the Touro University Nevada’s Jay Sexter Library
- Access to TUN sponsored events
- Networking opportunities with TUN students, new graduates, and faculty
Why Become a Preceptor
Preceptors share their experiences mentoring students from Touro University Nevada programs.
Preceptor Interest Form
Interested in becoming a preceptor? Fill out the form and our preceptor staff will get in touch with you.
Contacts for Preceptors
Taylor Hough, PhD, MHA
Director of Clinical Education, Associate Professor
Gretchen Haase, PT, DPT, CSCS
Director of Clinical Education, Associate Professor
Linda Frasier, OTD, OTR/L, CLT, CEAS, CAPS, SHSS
Associate Professor & Doctoral Capstone Coordinator