As I understand primary care, the preceptor in the clinic I worked in was a good model. The preceptor in my clinic was helpful and accessible. I feel that the preceptor was often reluctant to answer my questions or to help me with patients. I received regular and constructive feedback from the preceptor regarding my care of patients. I wish that I had had more direct supervision by the preceptor when I provided care to patients.
Questions assess the perception of acquired knowledge, skills and confidence.
I have learned a lot as a result of my involvement with the preceptor. I feel more competent now in history-taking than when I entered the preceptor clinic. During my clinic experience, I have become more competent examining patients. I now feel competent with my ability to perform examinations. I now feel confident in dealing with patients having a wide range of clinical problems.