Preceptor Appreciation

“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.”
— Often attributed to Benjamin Franklin

During EMS Week, Rescue Training Inc. joins communities across the country in recognizing EMTs, Paramedics, and emergency medical professionals who serve patients, families, agencies, and communities every day.

This week, we would like to offer a special thank you to the EMTs and Paramedics who serve as preceptors — the men and women who give their time, patience, guidance, correction, encouragement, and professional example to RTI students. You play a meaningful role in helping future EMTs and Paramedics grow from classroom learners into confident, capable EMS professionals.

What Is a Preceptor?

A preceptor is an experienced EMS professional who helps guide students during clinical and field education. Preceptors help students connect classroom knowledge to real patient care by supervising, coaching, evaluating, and modeling the professionalism expected in emergency medical services.



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A Message From RTI Students

To our preceptors: thank you for letting us learn beside you.

Thank you for being patient when we were nervous, for correcting us when we needed it, for encouraging us when we doubted ourselves, and for showing us what calm, compassionate, professional patient care looks like in the real world.

You may not always know how much your words, your example, and your time mean to us. But we notice. We remember. And we carry those lessons with us as we continue becoming EMTs and Paramedics.

You helped shape us, and we are grateful.

What You Teach Us

Confidence under pressure
Compassion in patient care
Professionalism in the field
Teamwork with partners and agencies
Judgment when it matters
What it means to serve

Thank You, Preceptors

To every preceptor who has welcomed an RTI student, challenged them, corrected them, encouraged them, and helped prepare them for the responsibility of patient care — thank you. You are part of their story, and you are part of RTI’s mission.

Questions? Call us at (912) 692-8911 or email rti@rescue1.com