During this interprofessional education program, health professionals will learn about
why community placement is important in the education of health care students, will
learn the basic concepts of assessing an organization’s culture, and will learn how
to promote and provide nurturing interprofessional education and practice in one’s
agency settings.
- Lynn Blanchette, PhD, RN, PHNA-BC, Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Nursing, Rhode Island College, Program
Director of Interprofessional Community Preceptor Institute
- Shila Cardente-Capece, MSW, LICSW, Program Specialist, Rhode Island Interprofessional Community Preceptor Institute
- Lori Martone-Roberts, DNP, RN, CHSE, Associate Professor of Nursing, Community College of Rhode Island, Interprofessional
Education Coordinator, Community College of Rhode Island
- Marvin Ronning, EdM, Director of Rhode Island Free Clinic
- James Ryczek, MSW, LICSW, Director of Rhode Island Collaborative for Interprofessional Education
Nurses, Social Workers, CCRI Allied and Rehab Health Students, Faculty, Alumni, and
Clinical Instructors, and anyone interested in incorporating community placement into
health care student education.
As a result of this activity, the learner will:
- Recognize the value of community-based interprofessional placement for students across
multiple health care disciplines, including nursing and social work.
This program is supported by funding from the Rhode Island Executive Office of Health
and Human Services, Healthcare Workforce Transformation Program.