The Nursing Associate Primary Care Preceptorship programme is a 12-month scheme delivered by the South Yorkshire Primary Care Workforce & Training Hub for newly qualified and new to general practice Nursing Associates.
These places are for new Nursing Associates who are directly employed by practices within South Yorkshire.
Nursing Associates may be eligible for a training grant to support them to attend the programme.
It is a 12 month programme for newly qualified/new to primary care nursing associates with the option to continue for a second year.
The aim is to provide primary care specific training & preceptorship for new nursing associates to help them to embark on their career in primary care
Newly qualified/new to primary care nursing associates and Nursing Associates working in primary care for less than 6 months.
The programme is run by the South Yorkshire Primary Care Workforce & Training Hub.
The teaching is delivered by the senior nurse educators at the training hub and certain elements (such as ear irrigation) are commissioned externally.
The programme is 12 months long and consists of regular clinical and non-clinical training sessions (primarily in person).
There is an option to continue for a second year.
The practice needs to commit to releasing the NA to attend all the training sessions and will need to provide a preceptor in practice to help implement the training.
The programme is fully funded, there is no charge to the practice.
There is a training grant available for the practice to claim to support the NA to attend the training.
To register your interest in the Nursing Associate Preceptorship programme, please complete the expression of interest form below.
