Announcing the MCIRN Advanced Preceptor Fellowship: Elevate Your Preceptor Skills
Interactive Online Training
Engage in online modules with case studies and expert reviews.
Advanced Preceptor Skills
Apply advanced knowledge to real-world scenarios.
Stipend & Certification
Earn a $3,500 stipend and a certificate upon completion.
Dynamic Learning & Flexible Format
Participate in peer discussions and simulations, completing the program online with two required live sessions.
We are excited to announce the MCIRN Advanced Preceptor Fellowship, an interactive online training program designed for preceptors.
Building upon the concepts from our MCIRN Process Precept live training of preceptor basics, this course places preceptors within various situations and asks the preceptor to use concepts learned to address each scenario. Evidence based content and expert review accompanies each scenario.
By the end of the fellowship, trainees will be able to:
Apply evidence-based strategies to clinical challenges when precepting, grounded in the Ulrich Model and aligned with ANPD competencies
Demonstrate enhanced communication and leadership skills in clinical and precepting settings, derived by practical scenarios and real-world challenges.
Articulate the evolution of your professional identity as a preceptor by reflecting on your integration of the Ulrich roles – Role Model, Teacher/Coach, Facilitator, Protector, Socialization Agent, Leader/Influencer, Evaluator – within your approach to team collaboration and precepting practice
This fellowship will run from September 8 to November 28 and offers a stipend of $3,500 upon successful completion.
Duration: 35 hours total (see below for more information)
Cohort 2 Start Date: September 8
Cohort 2 End Date: – November 28
Format: Online, interactive material consisting of:
Preceptor self-assessments
Concept reviews
Case presentations
Expert review
Concept recaps
Deeper dives
Self-Reflection exercises
Application project
This fellowship is ideal for seasoned preceptors looking to enhance their skills and knowledge in advanced clinical education. Participants will engage in dynamic learning experiences, including case studies, simulations, and peer discussions.
Benefits:
Gain advanced preceptorship skills
Network with fellow preceptors and experts in the field
Receive ANCC credits and a certificate of completion
Earn a stipend of $3,500 for full course completion
Application Process: Interested candidates are encouraged to apply for next cohort. We will reach out to you via email. Registration closes on August 23rd, 2025.
NOTE: There will be two online sessions that you must attend in order to complete the fellowship. You will need to be available for and sign up to attend one of the dates and times for both live sessions:
Live Session 1: Tuesday, October 7th at 9:00AM or 12:00PM or Thursday October 9th at 9:00AM or 12:00PM
Live Session 2: Monday November 3rd at 9:00AM or 12:00PM or Wednesday November 5th at 9:00AM or 12:00PM
Join us for this unique opportunity to advance your preceptorship skills and contribute to the future of clinical education!
Breakdown of MCIRN Preceptor Fellowship Requirements:
- Completed the 8 hours MCIRN Process Precept course
- 11 hours of on-demand material
- 2 hours live online
- 12 hours of project preparation time
- 2 hours of self-assessment
35 hours total time commitment to complete requirements
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I apply?
Go to our website at MCIRN.com/fellowship and complete our application form. If selected, you will be notified. The MCIRN Preceptor Fellowship will begin on September 8, 2025.
What if I am selected and I do not complete the content?
There is no penalty for not completing the content. However, you must complete all the required content to receive any contact hours or the stipend payment.
What do I need to access the fellowship materials?
You will need to have access to a computer and browser that can access MCIRN Preceptor Fellowship learning platform, as well as internet to support 2 live online meetings, 2 evaluation sites, and a word processor to complete written project work.
Will I receive CEs?
Yes, this course will provide up to 29 contact hours. An additional six hours would have been claimed by attending the MCIRN Process Precept content prior to accepting this Fellowship.
