DNP Project Preceptorship provides focused guidance for Doctor of Nursing Practice students developing, implementing, or refining a practice-focused doctoral project. Students may seek preceptorship when they need support translating evidence into a practical project, organizing their clinical or scholarly work, or navigating challenges that arise throughout the project process. For DNP students in Washington State, Colorado, and other confirmed service areas, preceptorship may be provided through telehealth when appropriate.
How It Works
DNP Project Preceptorship may address key areas involved in developing and completing a practice-focused doctoral project, including:
Clarifying the project topic, practice problem, and intended purpose
Reviewing evidence and its relevance to the identified practice concern
Developing a practical project approach and implementation strategy
Discussing project evaluation methods and measurable outcomes
Reviewing project organization, scholarly writing, and presentation of findings
Addressing project challenges and refining the work as it develops
What to Expect
Preceptorship typically involves focused discussions about the student’s DNP project, its current stage of development, and areas where additional guidance may be helpful. Sessions may be used to review project materials, discuss challenges, and work through practical decisions related to project development and implementation.
As the project progresses, preceptorship may shift toward refinement, evaluation, and preparation of the completed scholarly work. The specific focus and scope of support may be discussed based on the student’s project needs.
DISCUSS YOUR MENTORSHIP NEEDS
Contact us to discuss your DNP Project Preceptorship needs, available support, and agreed honorarium.