Your role as a preceptee
Join us as a preceptee
When you join us as a preceptee, you'll have access to our fantastic preceptorship programme. You'll be fully supported throughout the entire programme, with a structured induction and a meeting with your preceptee to agree on your individual learning contract.
Comprehensive support throughout your journey
- Induction and learning contract: You'll receive a comprehensive induction and work with your preceptee to agree on a personalised learning contract.
- Study time and rotations: Enjoy dedicated study time, optional rotational posts, and regular clinical supervision, giving you the opportunity to gain experience across different settings.
- Ongoing support: You'll also have continuous support and networking opportunities with other preceptees across Devon Partnership NHS Trust.
Work in a variety of settings
As part of your preceptorship, you'll have the chance to work in both community and inpatient settings across our mental health, learning disability and neurodiversity services. Your allocated preceptee and our Practice Education Team will always be available to provide the support you need.
Dedicated study time
You'll have one day per month of dedicated study time, which you can use for a range of activities such as:
- Planned visits to other teams
- Private study time
- Facilitated clinical supervision groups with other preceptees
Commitment to professional development
We are committed to your ongoing professional development (CPD). We offer a variety of learning and development opportunities to help you get the most out of your career with us.
