Becoming a Preceptor

Calling all nursing and health profession leaders: Join UMaine Nursing as a preceptor and shape the future of healthcare!

Join us as a nursing preceptor at UMaine Nursing and shape the future of healthcare. We seek experienced Registered Nurses and Advanced Practice Registered Nurses for our BSN and MSN programs in various clinical settings.

As a preceptor, you will have the opportunity to:

  • Mentor and guide nursing students, sharing your expertise to shape their skills and competencies.
  • Foster professional growth, supporting students in developing and achieving program outcomes.
  • Enhance your professional development by staying updated with the latest nursing practice and education advancements.
  • Change lives, making a lasting impact on the next generation of nurses and the advancement of nursing practice.

Registration for the Fall 2023 Maine Nursing Preceptor Education Program is open. Please visit the Lunder-Dineen Health Education Alliance of Maine website for more information and to register.

If you have any questions about the program, please reach out to info@lunderdineen.org.  Technical questions can be directed to: CPD@mghihp.edu or 617-724-6674

  • Minimum 1-2 years of experience as a Registered Nurse
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing
  • Unencumbered Maine license
  • Opportunities available in all care settings, including patient and outpatient areas such as home health, hospice, school nursing, primary care, and more.
Apply to be a BSN preceptor
  • Unencumbered Maine licensure as a Nurse Practitioner, Physician (MD, DO), or Physician Assistant.
  • Minimum one-year full-time equivalent of clinical experience as an advanced practice provider
  • Desire to support quality clinical learning experiences
Apply to be a FNP preceptor

Become a vital part of shaping the next generation of nursing professionals. Contact us today to explore this rewarding opportunity and make a difference in nursing students’ lives and healthcare’s future.

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Deziree Worster, FNP (UMaine MSN ‘12) was an exceptional preceptor with lots of expertise in the women’s health field. I’m truly grateful for this opportunity.