The preceptor behaviour factors were professional role modeling, teaching, learning climate, feedback, direction, patient presence and health care system interaction.
This is music to the ears of professional role models.
Young athletes say they are influenced by their professional role models who use illicit substances.
As for the adults of his parents' generation, the men were professional role models and mentors, said Mr. Shannon, a computer consultant whose wife worked at Oxygen Media until Synthia's birth.
After all, however odd "The Jack Benny Program" (1989) might have seemed, with its streams of repeating snippets from Jack Benny reruns and its psychedelic imagery, it wasn't that much quirkier than, say, "Einstein on the Beach," by Mr. Moran's mentor and professional role model, Philip Glass.
My adviser is an amazing biologist and a true professional role model.
Oncologist David Solit, 41, has some close professional role models: His father was a surgeon and his grandfather a family practitioner.
Immersion in research laboratories and clinics at a school of pharmacy can promote high levels of STEM interest, career awareness, and self-efficacy and provide interns with STEM professional role models.
Goodall says she and her colleagues were very happy that Barr had decided to work at NSF. "We were excited because she has a nontraditional computer sciences background," says Goodall, who considers Barr a professional role model.
To promote the transfer of knowledge specific to the discipline of nursing, this category of scholarship must include inquiry into the practice of teaching, program development, and professional role modeling, in addition to excellence in teaching itself.
