Now it’s your turn to be that “hero” to today’s providers-in-training: become a clinical preceptor. DMU seeks providers – D.O.s, M.D.s, D.P.M.s, and PA-Cs – who can take on current students to further their abilities and positively influence the way they will interact with patients the rest of their careers.
Benefits of becoming a DMU clinical preceptor include:
- increased enjoyment of clinical practice
- the rewards of giving back to the profession
- satisfaction in being a role model for students
- access to faculty development opportunities
- continued medical education for teaching
Already a preceptor? The University thanks you and encourages you to share your experiences with your colleagues who may be interested in getting involved, too.
To learn more, contact:
- Kara Thompson, D.O.’02, DMU College of Osteopathic Medicine clinical affairs, at 515-271-1549 or kara.thompson@dmu.edu
- Dan Chambers, MPAS, PA-C., physician assistant program, at 515-271-1710 or Danny.Chambers@dmu.edu
- Kevin Smith, D.P.M.’95, Ph.D., College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery clinical affairs, at 515-271-7869 or kevin.smith@dmu.edu