Can Somebody Help Me!!!????!!?????

KimRN03 · Mar 21, 2004

Make SURE you put your clinical experiences on your resume. After all, you did take care of those patients so you do have some experience. Highlight some of the more complicated clients that you have taken care of. Be confident that you do have skills that hospitals can use and you will be an asset to their staff. :)

Vailgang · Mar 21, 2004

Vanessa,

Make sure you ask your instructors if you can put them down as a reference and I am sure that they will call to see how you was as a student. If you got to know any of the nurses where you did clinicals ask if you can use them as a reference as well. Tell your desires as a nurse and what you want to do. You will do fine.

Jill

RNSuzq1, RN · Mar 21, 2004

Wow Vanessa,

Only 18 years old and an RN - that's fantastic. I don't think I'd worry too much about your resume - any hospital you apply to is going to realize you're a new grad. - have to start somewhere right?

Best of luck to you in your new Career. Congrats!!! SusanNC

nursenessa24 · Mar 24, 2004

Thanx U Guys

Need All The Help I Can Get

Thnx

dwag · Mar 25, 2004

i agree with what has already been posted but to give you just a little bit more encouragement - when i was a tech the majority of new grad rn's at the facility i was at only had clinical experience as well. they hadn't worked in the heathcare field. I agree that your clinical time is valuable experience and should be indicated on your resume - maybe mention the areas you were in and what you were interested in.

irishrose53 · Mar 27, 2004

look in the yellow pages for a pro to do your resume for you. it's not that expensive and they have alot of experience. when your your age and fresh out of school your resume is going to be short---------but sweet.

Good luck.