Preceptorship survey: last chance to take part
Whether you’re a student, newly registered or have been practising for a while, we want to hear your experiences of preceptorship.
A preceptorship is a structured programme of support that nurses, midwives and nursing associates should receive as they start their first roles after qualifying.
They are also sometimes offered to internationally educated nurses and midwives when they begin with a UK employer.
Nursing Times has partnered with the union Unison and the nursing charity the Florence Nightingale Foundation to shine a light on preceptorship.
A survey we carried out in 2021-22 found that too many nurses were missing out on good-quality preceptorship, particularly in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Now, we are re-running the survey to find out if anything has changed, and this week is your last chance to make your voice heard.
The survey takes roughly five minutes to complete.
