Precept --> in verb form?

[pianola]

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So I know that my physician has acted as preceptor for residents...

What's the verb form? MS word suggests that:

"the physician precepted the residents" is not a correct usage.

Any thoughts?

(this is in pre-allo because it was part of my PS).

Any help is appreciated.

 

[Caesar]

So I know that my physician has acted as preceptor for residents...

What's the verb form? MS word suggests that:

"the physician precepted the residents" is not a correct usage.

Any thoughts?

(this is in pre-allo because it was part of my PS).

Any help is appreciated.

I've no idea, maybe use a different word that is more common?

 

[pianola]

I've no idea, maybe use a different word that is more common?

OK, maybe mentored will do.

 

[chad5871]

At my school our professors just use the word "preceptor" as a verb. I don't think this is really grammatically correct, though.

 

[pianola]

At my school our professors just use the word "preceptor" as a verb. I don't think this is really grammatically correct, though.

hmm...interesting. Thank you.