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Q: I evaluate competencies and interact with students when I am in the Athletic Training Clinic (as the Clinical Education Coordinator) but I do not have students assigned to me like our other clinical staff. Should I still list myself as a Preceptor?

It is assumed that the CEC and/or PD will evaluate students so it is not necessary for you to list yourself as a preceptor .

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PROFESSIONAL FAQS - General Questions

Do I need to notify the CAATE if we change our clinical education coordinator?

No, there is nothing that needs to be submitted to the CAATE to notify a change in CEC. You will need to make the changes in eAccreditation in relation to officials as well as faculty profiles. Additionally, Standards 16 and 17 (2012 Professional Standards) may need to be adjusted with regard to FTE and PD/CEC course load, if that changes with this transition.

Category: PROFESSIONAL FAQS - General Questions

Tags: CEC, clinical, clinical education coordinator, coordinator, Course, eAccreditation, education, FTE, load, Officials, PD/CEC, PD/CEC course load, Standards, Standards 16 and 17

PROFESSIONAL FAQS - Annual Report

I evaluate competencies and interact with students when I am in the Athletic Training Clinic (as the Clinical Education Coordinator) but I do not have students assigned to me like our other clinical staff. Should I still list myself as a Preceptor?

It is assumed that the CEC and/or PD will evaluate students so it is not necessary for you to list yourself as a preceptor.

Category: PROFESSIONAL FAQS - Annual Report

Tags: CEC, clinical, clinical education coordinator, coordinator, education, PD, preceptor