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A pilot preceptor development bootcamp was created for operational pharmacy preceptors. The program successfully addressed skill gaps, receiving positive feedback and proving feasible for implementation.

Keywords:
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  • Pharmacy education
  • Preceptor development
  • Continuing professional development

Background:

  • Operational pharmacy preceptors require specialized training to effectively guide residents.
  • Existing preceptor development programs may not adequately address the unique needs of operational staff pharmacists.
  • A need exists to enhance preceptor skills in areas such as feedback delivery and learner management.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To detail the creation, design, and rollout of a pilot preceptor development bootcamp.
  • To evaluate the feasibility and impact of this bootcamp on operational pharmacy preceptors.
  • To gather feedback on the bootcamp's effectiveness from participants.

Main Methods:

  • A systematic, multipronged strategy was employed to identify preceptor skill gaps.
  • A comprehensive full-day bootcamp curriculum was developed.
  • Impact assessment utilized survey methodology and qualitative feedback from debrief sessions.

Main Results:

  • The bootcamp curriculum covered key areas: preceptor roles, performance documentation, feedback techniques, and managing difficult situations.
  • The pilot program was well-received by operational pharmacy preceptors.
  • Participant feedback indicated positive reception and perceived value.

Conclusions:

  • The pilot preceptor development bootcamp is a feasible and effective program for enhancing skills of operational pharmacy preceptors.
  • The bootcamp addresses critical areas of precepting, leading to positive participant experiences.
  • This initiative demonstrates a successful model for preceptor training in academic medical centers.