- Cardiovascular Interventional Technology
- Clinical Perfusion Education
- Computed Tomography
- Cytology
- Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Genetic Counseling
- Health Professions Teaching and Technology
- Healthcare Delivery Science
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Medical Laboratory Science
- Medical Nutrition
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Physician Assistant
- Admission to the Program
- Our Program
- About the Profession
- PA Program Accreditation
- Physician Assistant Degree Advancement Option
- Military Programs
- Physician Assistant Faculty
- For Preceptors
- Dual MBA Degree
- Radiation Therapy
- Radiography
- Online Degree Advancement Options
- Pathway Programs
- Dual MBA Degree
- Non-Degree Seeking
There are several benefits to becoming a preceptor for the University of Nebraska Medical Center Physician Assistant program. As a practicing provider, we commit to lifelong learning and education of our patients and colleagues. Working with students is a great way to “pay it forward” to the future of medicine and have a stake in the ongoing provision of high-quality health care. Other benefits to consider are:
- UNMC PA students stimulate pursuit of relevant, evidence-based medical care
- UNMC PA students increase patient satisfaction by encouraging in-depth observation and discussion with each patient, fostering communication and a group dynamic
- UNMC PA students often streamline outpatient office flow as visits can be scheduled with overlapping times, allowing clinicians to divide their time efficiently (ie. students can be visiting with one patient while the clinician sees another)
- UNMC PA student preceptors utilize connections made during rotations to facilitate recruitment of future providers
For preceptors who commit to student clinical rotations and/or lectures, we also offer the following benefits:
- Adjunct Faculty Status - For all active preceptors that have hosted students for at least 1 year and commit to scheduling students for clinical rotations in consecutive years, and/or provide a combination of classroom lectures and clinical rotations.
- Category 1 CME credit (PA preceptors only)
- The UNMC Division of PA Education is approved by AAPA to award AAPA Category I CME credit to eligible PA preceptors. This approval is valid from 9/24/2018 – 12/20/2021. This program was planned in accordance with AAPA CME Standards. PAs may earn a maximum of 20 AAPA Category 1 CME credits for clinical precepting during any single calendar year.
- For further details on Category I CME certificates, please contact Kailee Strawmier at 402.559.9495 or Email
- Clinical Teaching Certificates
- All preceptors are eligible to receive a certificate documenting their clinical teaching hours.
- For clinical teaching certificates, contact Kailee Strawmier.
- Cardiovascular Interventional Technology
- Clinical Perfusion Education
- Computed Tomography
- Cytology
- Diagnostic Medical Sonography
- Genetic Counseling
- Health Professions Teaching and Technology
- Healthcare Delivery Science
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Medical Laboratory Science
- Medical Nutrition
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Physician Assistant
- Admission to the Program
- Our Program
- About the Profession
- PA Program Accreditation
- Physician Assistant Degree Advancement Option
- Military Programs
- Physician Assistant Faculty
- For Preceptors
- Dual MBA Degree
- Radiation Therapy
- Radiography
- Online Degree Advancement Options
- Pathway Programs
- Dual MBA Degree
- Non-Degree Seeking