Resources for Preceptors
Required Form for New Preceptors
If you are a new preceptor, the School of Nursing requires the submission of a curriculum vitae and various credential, licensure, schedule, and patient load/acuity information.
Student Evaluation Tool
Boise State uses Typhon Group’s Nurse Practitioner Student Tracking (NPST) System, an internet-based system to evaluate student’s clinical competencies at the conclusion of each clinical rotation. Before you begin your first rotation, Typhon login information will be sent to you via email.
Program Feedback
In addition to completing student evaluations, Typhon has a tool for submitting a program survey on Boise State’s nurse practitioner program. We also encourage you to contact us with your questions and your feedback about the program is appreciated and valued.
Strategies & Development Tools for Preceptors
Boise State is committed to providing students with high quality, supportive clinical experiences. We encourage all preceptors to continuously develop their teaching, precepting, and evaluation skills.
- Preceptor Resources from the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties
- APRN Clinical Preceptor Resources Guide
Preceptor Benefits
- NPs and PA can check the Rural Oregon Preceptor Incentive to see if they are eligible for a tax credit.
- Boise State preceptors have access to the University Albertsons Library.
Preceptor Incentive Grant
To support our healthcare workforce and increase the number of preceptorships across the state, the WDC, in partnership with the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation, is offering a Preceptor Incentive Grant for the 2023/2024 academic year. Grants will award Idaho’s preceptors up to $1,000 per student.
Please forward this opportunity to your staff, and feel free to reach out to Elaine Zabriskie (elaine.zabriskie@wdc.idaho.gov) on the WDC’s staff if you have any questions. The following list contains a few of the eligibility requirements:
- Preceptorships must have occurred between 8/3/2023 and 5/31/2024
- Eligible job roles include preceptorships for nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, and prescribing/clinical psychologists
- Employers may receive up to $1,000 per student precepted to reimburse training costs associated with structured internal training, including preceptor wages, reasonable travel costs and materials
- Employers will disburse funds to eligible preceptors
Applications are due April 30th. To learn more and apply, visit our grants page here: Grant Opportunities – Idaho Workforce Development Council [wdc.idaho.gov]