Become a Preceptor

How Can You Help?

As an SCU graduate, you know how transformative real-world clinical training can be. Now you can pass that forward. By becoming a certified Preceptor through our Community Based Clinical Education (CBCE) Program, you鈥檒l mentor students in their final phase of training 鈥� helping them integrate clinical skills with the art of running a successful practice.

Preceptors receive Associate Faculty status, direct support from SCU, and the satisfaction of shaping future doctors while strengthening our profession.

If you鈥檙e passionate about giving back and want to inspire the next generation, we invite you to join our growing network of Preceptor sites. Please contact a CBCE Coordinator, listed below, to learn more and get started.

Program	Preceptor Contact	Contact Email
Acupuncture	Laura Weiss	lauraweiss@scuhs.edu
Ayurveda	Laura Weiss	lauraweiss@scuhs.edu
Chiropractic	Sarah Safi	SarahSafi@scuhs.edu
Genetic Counseling	Nicola Amaro	nicoleamaro@scuhs.edu
Occupational Therapy, California	Laura Weiss	lauraweiss@scuhs.edu
Occupational Therapy, Arizona	Laura Weiss	lauraweiss@scuhs.edu
Physical Therapy, California	Laura Weiss	lauraweiss@scuhs.edu
Physical Therapy, Arizona	Laura Weiss	lauraweiss@scuhs.edu
Physician Assistant	Nicola Amaro	nicoleamaro@scuhs.edu
Psychology	Nicola Amaro	nicoleamaro@scuhs.edu

As an SCU alum, you are invited to join a robust network of nearly 18,000 health care graduates nationwide and around the globe. Collaborate and share ideas with our growing web of doctors, practitioners, and licensed integrated health professionals. SCU Alumni Services works to support a deeper connection to the university and to your peers long after graduation. Together the university and SCU Alumni Services are working to provide volunteer, preceptor, mentorship, and educational opportunities as well as social outings to grow and foster our community of SCU alumni.