“The guru-student relationship is popularly characterised in terms of the student surrendering completely to the will of the preceptor.”

“Other documented ratios were three to four students per preceptor, and four students per three preceptors.”

“All details of his upbringing, training and education are to be guided by the preceptor.”

“Only one of six schools of nursing offered a perioperative preceptorship or post graduate internship.”

“In 1985, he completed a postgraduate preceptorship in forensic dentistry and forensic sciences at the Oregon Health Services University.”

“In 1991 Pat initiated a practice preceptorship for family medicine residents.”

“I made some such observation to the preceptress, and she admitted its correctness.”

“I noticed with what honor and high esteem the name of the preceptress was regarded.”

“My preceptress eyed me sternly, and waxed anew the thread of her discourse.”

“The results document the lack of preceptorships available to new graduate nurses in the perioperative setting in this geographic region.”

“Many career centers facilitate establishment of internships and preceptorships.”

“Therefore, effective preceptorships are necessary in easing the newly licensed registered nurse's transition to practice.”

“Using this instrument, preceptees' attitudes toward their preceptors may be identified and professionally inviting practices determined.”

“A questionnaire and stamped self-addressed return envelope were mailed to 21 current preceptors of community health practicum students.”

“Weekly inservice programs can help educate potential preceptors about precepting students.”