Given the current and projected staffing challenges in the perioperative setting, it is critical for us to focus on the important role of the preceptor in the operating room to set the whole team up for success. Those serving as preceptor are pivotal to ensuring new team members are able to learn and assimilate effectively. Unfortunately, many experienced preceptors have shared feelings of burnout in regards to the constant need to precept. At this edition of Leader Exchange, a panel of trusted periop leaders will share their expertise on how to engage, invigorate, and better prepare the preceptor. Meet the Panelists Emily Crossen MSN, RN, NPD-BC Carol Pehotsky DNP, RN, CPAN, NEA-BC David Reinhart DNP, MBA, RN, CNOR Moderator: Jake Runion MBA, BSN, RN No contact hours are available for this program. Looking for More? Save your seat at upcoming Leader Exchange events, plus see other leader-focused education and resources curated for you from AORN Center for Perioperative Leadership.
Professional Development Specialist
Associate Chief Nursing Officer Surgical Services
Director of Nursing Education
Sr. Manager AORN Center for Perioperative Leadership
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