What will be indicated on the license of a licensed preceptor?

The license of a licensed preceptor will indicate "Preceptor" to clearly identify the individual’s role in mentoring and instructing pharmacy students or interns. A preceptor is a licensed pharmacist who is qualified to supervise and guide students during their practical training in a pharmacy setting. This designation on the license denotes that the individual has met the necessary requirements and has the authority to provide the hands-on experience that students need to develop their skills in a professional environment. This specific terminology distinguishes the preceptor’s responsibilities from other roles within the pharmacy, emphasizing their function in education and practical training. The clarity of the title "Preceptor" ensures that students, regulatory bodies, and other professionals can readily understand the preceptor’s status and qualifications.