The clinical trainer is expected to become an educator as well as a leader, understand instructional and evaluative techniques geared toward adult learners, appreciate diversity, and develop communication strategies that ensure success.

Inpatient nursing care is not the same as Ambulatory care. When nurses transition into an ambulatory environment, there are some key concepts that can help you understand the characteristic background and needs of the ambulatory field. There are even preceptor strategies to facilitate successful transition into ambulatory care. This program is designed to teach Ambulatory Care Residency Preceptors how to effectively precept new grad and transitioning RNs.

Designed to train new grads and transitioning RNs how to effectively meet the challenges of the ambulatory care setting. Training modules include: program introduction, nursing roles and values, communication, professional topics and situation awareness.