June 10, 2019

A Golden Tool for Precepting

In this short 5-minute video, I discuss how Personality Styles (Driver, Analytical, Amiable, and Expressive) can be useful information when planning precepted experiences for health sciences students.  Below the video is a short summary of each style.  Thanks to Mayumi Willgerodt and Megan Miller for the fun idea!

CHSIE-RP Interprofessional Preceptor Toolkit

Drivers tend to:

• Be forceful & quick in making decisions
• Flourish in a goal-orientated meeting
• Expect others to respond in a timely manner

Analytics tend to:

• Value conservative & practical business decisions
• Rely on structured approach & factual evidence
• Prefer a systematic approach to coming to a recommendation 

Amiables tend to:

• Value cooperation in business situations
• Rely on the support of others in shared-decision making
• Prefer an interactive approach to problem-solving

Expressives tend to:

• Be futuristic in their thinking
• Attempt to make others enthusiastic about ideas

Prefer a collaborative approach to problem solving