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As a McGill Longitudinal Family Medicine Preceptor, you will be guiding your student on his/her first journey into the complex and stimulating world of clinical medicine. You will model clinical care through interactions with your patients in your usual practice setting.
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Students will be expected to attend your clinical practice for two afternoon sessions per month from September to June (for a total of 14 sessions (split between seven sessions per student), for a minimum of two hours per session); individual sessions can be tailored depending on the needs of the learner, the demands of your busy clinic, and the presenting complaints of your scheduled patients.
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While ambulatory clinics are prioritized, the student may periodically accompany you to alternate sites, including wards, nursing homes and the emergency room.
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A concise resource book will be provided to guide you in your role.
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Some flexibility will be possible in the scheduling of your LFME sessions to allow for absences and holidays.
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You will be supported in your role by the LFME course committee.