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What the FNP
Student Can and Cannot Do in Clinical
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The FNP student is able
to participate in activities and procedures in which they
have had instruction. All activities and procedures should
be performed under the direct supervision of the preceptor
until the preceptor is comfortable with the FNP student’s
ability function more independently. The preceptor remains
accountable for the care of the client and outcomes of all
procedures.
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FNP student’s can perform
only procedures that are within the scope of practice
of a
Family Nurse Practitioner Advanced Practice Nurse and the
Nurse Practitioner Protocols in the preceptor’s clinical
practice. Consult the established protocols in the clinical
agency for
Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioners and/or a standardized
protocol reference for Family Nurse Practitioner’s, such
as Clinical Guidelines in Family Practice (3rd ed.)
by Uphold
and Graham. Consult the FNP student’s clinical instructor
if concerns continue to exist regarding what the FNP student
can and cannot do in the clinical setting. Call 785-628-4327
and request the FNP student’s instructor.
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The FNP student may attend
all clinical experiences with the preceptor, including
surgery
and deliveries, if there is an active clinical agreement
with the medical facility. If there is a question as to
whether
a clinical agreement exists, the Graduate Nursing Office
should be called to clarify. To check on the status of
a clinical
agreement, call
785-628-4327.
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