[nurseangel47]

Don't know if this is the best place to ask this/these questions but here goes: I'm trying awfully hard to land a telephonic nursing position where they're hiring on three second shifters full time. Sounds good, theoretically with my immense career as a well rounded nurse to land one of these three positions. However, have never done telephonice nor triage nursing per se.
To you telephonic nurses out there: What is it that I need to guarantee during a potential interview and/or in a cover letter to accompany my resume to this future potential employer that I'm the one that they need/want to hire?
What is it that I need to bring to the table, so to speak?
I'm clutching at straws here, since I've, like I said, never done the triage/telephonic thing yet. But have been in nursing twenty plus years...so am well rounded in experience in general. Help! Much appreciation for those reading and/or responding to this plea....!

[ttrn8088]

Aside from your varied experience, try to show evidence of excellent communication skills (have to get the big picture very quickly on the phone) and also proficiency in computer usage.