What must a preceptor submit at the end of the intern’s training?

At the end of an intern's training in funeral services, it is essential for the preceptor to submit an affidavit of cases the intern has completed. This affidavit serves as a formal document that verifies the practical experience the intern has gained under the supervision of the preceptor. In the context of funeral law and practice in Pennsylvania, providing an accurate account of the intern’s involvement with specific cases is vital for assessing their readiness to enter the profession fully.

The completion of cases by the intern not only demonstrates the hands-on skills learned but also ensures that they have met the specific requirements laid out by regulatory bodies for licensure. This affidavit is a critical component in ongoing evaluation processes for interns pursuing a career in funeral services, as it directly contributes to their comprehensive understanding of their duties and responsibilities in the field.

In contrast, while personal evaluations of an intern, financial reports of funeral services, and proof of attendance are important aspects of an intern's overall progress and assessment, they do not specifically fulfill the requirement of detailing the intern's completed cases, which is foundational in demonstrating their practical training.