sample rn resume needed

Woodenpug, BSN · Feb 11, 2011

Right now, you need something fancy. Try one of those resume services. Otherwise, wait a couple years and your resume could be exactly what you wrote. You know that, having such a long career. The thing you may not know is that, for some reason, experience as a LPN does not count. It's wrong, and they know better, but .... I learned the hard way. I guess, the pay difference is so much that they know you will accept the modest increase. You will have a shorter orientation and expectations will be higher, however, for pay, you are a new graduate.

AntMarchingRN, RN · Feb 11, 2011

Google it...you will get a wide range of styles and different levels of experience to reference.

rkitty198, BSN, RN · Feb 11, 2011

Hi!

Due to these economic times I went and spent the money on having my resume professionally done. I had been working and didn't need an updated resume until I moved and realized how hard it was to find a job.

I was told my resume was excellent. These days when resumes are what is separating your qualifications from another, it is best to have it done.

I paid $80.00 (yikes I know a lot) but I have to say it is VERY nice.

The woman who did it made me realize all of the good things I had done in my career (such as continuing education classes- which we even put on my resume!)

It really appeared as though I looked better on paper. I got the job so the $80.00 was well worth it.

Good luck!

Sherriblu · Feb 11, 2011

Go to Resumebuilder. You can get one down for 15.00 Worth it.

Ahhphoey · Feb 12, 2011

Yeah, I would google. Also, I used Microsoft Word to do mine and they actually had sample RN resumes on their website to view or even use as a template for your own.

notsosupernurse · Apr 5, 2011

Hi I need a sample rn resume. I just completed my rn asn and I was a lpn for 20 yrs prior.

Hi did you ever get any help with this situation. Is so please message me . I am in the same spot , except I have 8+ years LPN experience and I am a new RN.

notsosupernurse · Apr 5, 2011

Hi!
Due to these economic times I went and spent the money on having my resume professionally done. I had been working and didn't need an updated resume until I moved and realized how hard it was to find a job.
I was told my resume was excellent. These days when resumes are what is separating your qualifications from another, it is best to have it done.
I paid $80.00 (yikes I know a lot) but I have to say it is VERY nice.
The woman who did it made me realize all of the good things I had done in my career (such as continuing education classes- which we even put on my resume!)
It really appeared as though I looked better on paper. I got the job so the $80.00 was well worth it.
Good luck!

Hello can you please share the company that you used. Thanks

Sherriblu · Apr 5, 2011

I went to resume builder and built my resume and then just copied it so I didnthave to pay, itis now a real nice resume..love it..