Preceptors

About the Program and Services

Resources

About the Program & Services

The USF AHEC Program and its centers coordinate clinical training opportunities at community-based sites for health professions students. The AHEC sites bring health disparities to life for students, who see first-hand the needs of uninsured and underinsured patients. The key component to a successful rotation for our students is a willing, committed and inspiring preceptor.

We have many providers – with the values and commitment to work in underserved communities – providing the kind of comprehensive primary care that makes a difference in the lives of people in rural and inner-city areas. Our hope is that our preceptors will make an impact and influence our health professions students to carry that enthusiasm with them once they graduate, and practice as doctors, nurses, dentists and public health professionals in the areas where they are most needed.

We offer valuable programs and services to retain our preceptors in medically underserved communities. We support you by providing resources such as:

• Continuing education programs
• Library services
• Technical services, including loan of computer system for eligible preceptors and their students, computer and Internet training, Internet connection, e-mail access and more

For more information about becoming a preceptor, in Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties, visit Gulfcoast North AHEC or in Charlotte, Desoto, Manatee and Sarasota counties, visit Gulfcoast South AHEC.

Resources

• Health Careers
• Health Education
• Library Services
• Professional Development
• Medically Underserved & Migrant Health

We have many providers –
with the values and
commitment to work in
underserved communities
– providing the kind
of comprehensive primary care
that makes a difference
in the lives of people
in rural and
inner-city areas.