Preceptorship

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PHCHE faculty and students at the 2023 Madison Advocacy Experience

WI Policy Forum report disparities in death rates

WI Policy Forum

New report finds disparities in Wisconsin's death rates

An independent research group, the Wisconsin Policy Forum, provides data and analysis of critical policy issues. The non-partisan group recently released a report on mortality in Wisconsin.

Drs. Rees, Pettit, Cedergren, Pember and Gilmore at the 2022 APHA annual conference in Boston MA

Public Health and Community Health Education Major Preceptorship

During their last undergraduate semester, majors in Public Health and Community Health Education participate in a full-time 15-credit service-learning course, PH 498, the undergraduate Public Health and Community Health Education Preceptorship. PH CHE faculty created this experience as a capstone for undergraduate coursework, and participants find this to be a cornerstone for their career.

The objectives of the preceptorship are threefold:

  1. to apply realistically the knowledge and skills attained in the campus setting to specific practical community health education issues in the agency setting
  2. to provide practical service to the agency
  3. to better student preparation for future employment and/or advanced education

About a year before the conclusion of course work, program participants work with a faculty member to align with a preceptorship site reflecting their interests in specific settings, health concerns, populations, and sometimes locations. The faculty adviser arranges a visit between the student preceptee and the agency preceptor who will mentor the student during their preceptorship. Alignments are finalized when the faculty member, student preceptee, and agency preceptor agree on the features of a student-generated proposal.

Public Health and Community Health Education majors are encouraged to learn more about the Preceptorship experience by attending a Public Health and Community Health Education Preceptorship Sharing Expo event sponsored by the Department of Public Health and Community Health Education. The Preceptorship Sharing Expo is held at the beginning of the spring and fall semester, and at the end of the spring and fall semester prior to finals week. The Preceptorship Sharing Expo will provide students the opportunity to speak with students who have just completed their preceptorship experience.

Students can go to the Public Health and Community Health Education Preceptorship Sharing web site to view the preceptorship sharing PowerPoint MyMedia presentations of previous PH-CHE students.

Students can also go to the link on the Final Preceptorship Reports tab above to see the written preceptorship final reports submitted by previous Public Health and Community Health Education students. These reports will give students more detailed information regarding individual preceptorship sites and the duties performed by the PH-CHE students during their preceptorship experience.

Check out our News & Events tab at the left for photographs of previous PH-CHE students and their preceptorship expo presentations.

The below links are a temporary direct link to the MyMedia Presentations from the Spring 2020 Preceptorship students. These file links have not yet been added to the Department of Public Health and Community Health Education MyMedia site forum. 

Kate Bach

Natalie Bachmeier

Haley Barta

Madison Bissonette

Darby DeGross

Laura Fischer

Haylee Hawke

Gabrielle Janovec

Kate Kensmoe

Jenna Randolph

Ashley Risse

Jenna Romanowski

Sam Schuette

Paige Schwenker

Emily Tracy

Brogan Zochert

Kylie Hanrahan

 

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Preceptorship Site Request and Rationale Form.pdf

Form 2 must be submitted to your advisor no later than: the Thursday before Thanksgiving for summer or fall preceptorship, by the Friday before spring break for spring preceptorship

Word Format  Form 2 APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO PUBLIC HEALTH and COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION PRECEPTORSHIP.docx

Form III Proposal of Involvement

In-Person Preceptorship Expo Sharing Session Outline

Virtual Sharing Session Outline.pdf

Please see Canvas for the current PH498 course syllabus

PH 498 Syllabus Spring 2021.pdf

PH-CHE Program Advising Sheet.pdf