This interactive 2-day workshop covers the following topics: • Learning styles • Constructive communication • Giving feedback • Teaching a skill • Assessing and documenting performance • Managing conflict situations

• Feb 20
  Thu 9:00 AM - Fri 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Mar 19
  Wed 9:00 AM - Thu 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Apr 10
  Thu 9:00 AM - Fri 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• May 06
  Tue 9:00 AM - Wed 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Jun 11
  Wed 9:00 AM - Thu 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Jul 15
  Tue 9:00 AM - Wed 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Aug 12
  Tue 9:00 AM - Wed 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Sep 16
  Tue 9:00 AM - Wed 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available
• Nov 05
  Wed 9:00 AM - Thu 4:30 PM Location: Dunedin

  • Free
  Registration not available

Description

The role of the preceptor is crucial for developing our future nursing workforce. Being a preceptor is a rewarding experience and is an excellent way to develop your own professional development. We encourage you to take this next step in your career!

The interactive two-day workshop covers:
• Learning styles
• Teaching a skill – this requires a short homework task to be completed
• Constructive communication and feedback
• Managing conflict situations
• Assessing and documenting performance
• Implicit bias
• Professional Development and Recognition Programme (PDRP)

The workshop incorporates a variety of teaching methods inclusive of group work, role play and activities to develop your knowledge and confidence to support students, new graduates, and Internationally Qualified Nurses (IQN). The IQN Registration Process (effective from July 1, 2024) will be explained.

Staff from Otago Polytechnic and University of Otago will provide information on their courses and the expectations for Diploma of Enrolled Nursing, Bachelor of Nursing, Master of Nursing and Competence Assessment Programme (CAP) candidates.

Following completion of this workshop an update is available on HealthLearn: course SRLD002. This is to be completed every 3 years.

Non-Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Employees: Please contact PDU Administrator, ext. 59552 DDI 03 474 59552 or, e-mail PDUadmin.Otago@southerndhb.govt.nz
Please provide the following information:
• Full name
• Designation
• Place of Work
• Managers full contact details including email address
• Your full contact details