Learn why leading health care providers find it so rewarding to serve as preceptors for Kramer School of Nursing nurse practitioner students by reading our preceptor spotlights below!
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Sabina Winningham, APRN, PMHNP
Sabina Winningham practices in an outpatient primary care clinic, specializing in psychiatry. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). Her clinical interests include autism spectrum disorder (ASD), pediatric mental health, substance use disorders (excluding opioids), personality disorders, and trauma.
Sabina is an active member of professional organizations including EMDRIA and the American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA).
Outside of work, she enjoys working as a semi-professional dog walker, buying and selling vintage clothing, reading a wide variety of books, and spending time with her family.
Sabina Winningham on being a preceptor
鈥淚 love to teach! Having students keeps me on my toes.鈥�
She is motivated to continue precepting by a desire to pay it forward, sharing her gratitude for the nurse practitioners who supported her journey, with a special shout out to Amy Boggs, who played a meaningful role in helping her complete her program.
Sabina values working with OCU Kramer School of Nursing BSN-DNP students, describing them as driven, experienced, intelligent individuals who are passionate about making a difference in people鈥檚 lives.
Words of wisdom from Sabina Winningham
鈥淩emember, you're seeing a human being not a DSM diagnosis. Listen! Be kind!鈥�
Heather Goyne, MS, APRN, CNP, FNP-C, AGACNP-BC
Heather Goyne practices in an inpatient setting with a focus on acute care and family practice. She began her nursing career after earning her Associate Degree in Nursing from OSU-蘑菇TV in 2006, followed by her BSN from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in 2009. She went on to complete her MSN in Nursing Education at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in 2010, her Post-Master鈥檚 Certificate as a Family Nurse Practitioner in 2015, and most recently her Post-Master鈥檚 Certificate as an Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner from 蘑菇TV in December 2022.
Her clinical interests include rural healthcare and improving access to care in underserved populations.
Heather is a member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP).
Outside of work, she enjoys painting, crafting, reading, cooking, attending ballet and musical theater productions, traveling, and going to concerts.
Heather Goyne on being a preceptor
鈥淧recepting students helps me stay current on the latest evidence-based practices while also allowing me to share practical knowledge and skills with new practitioners.鈥�
She is motivated to continue precepting by the sense of renewed excitement that comes with each student, as well as the opportunity to learn from their perspectives and approaches to patient care. Heather enjoys working with OCU Kramer School of Nursing BSN-DNP students and appreciates that they come well-prepared and ready to engage in the clinical environment. She is a proud OCU graduate and therefore familiar with the program. She feels that this makes it easier to provide focused high yield clinical experiences that relate to the current didactic training.
Words of Wisdom from Heather Goyne
鈥淧rioritize your physical and mental health. Carve out a few minutes a day that are not work or school related to touch base with your family, partner, or others in your life. Focus for a few minutes each day on the beauty in the world around you. This is a skill that is hard to learn and easy to lose while going to school and working.
Jennifer McCammond, DNP, APRN-CNP
Jennifer McCammond practices at McCammond Family Medicine, an outpatient clinic, where she specializes in family and primary care. She earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from Frontier Nursing University.
Her clinical interests focus on family and primary care, with an emphasis on meeting patients where they are in their health journey and exploring alternative approaches to care.
Jennifer is actively involved in her community, serving as a city council member for the City of Harrah. She is also a member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), Sigma Theta Tau, and the Harrah Chamber of Commerce, where she previously served as Chair in 2025. Outside of work, she enjoys community volunteering, gardening, and traveling.
Jennifer McCammond on being a preceptor
鈥淚 enjoy sharing what I鈥檝e learned over the years, including alternative approaches to healthcare and meeting patients where they are. I also learn from my students. They help me stay current on research in areas I may not otherwise explore.鈥�
She is motivated to continue precepting by her passion for teaching and her own experience as a student, where finding a preceptor was challenging. She always knew she wanted to give back by supporting future nurse practitioners.
Jennifer enjoys working with OCU Kramer School of Nursing BSN-DNP students and values that they come well-prepared with strong assessment skills and foundational knowledge. She appreciates their readiness to engage in patient care and values the trust required when involving students in her practice.
Words of Wisdom from Jennifer McCammond
鈥淟isten to your patient鈥檚 story; if you listen long enough, they will guide you to what鈥檚 wrong. With the way medicine is now that is not always an option 鈥� I understand that 鈥� hopefully we will change that!鈥�
