LVN Resume

I was a CNA for 4 years before getting my LVN so my resume said "I am the bestest butt wiper this side of the Rocky mountains." At the time it was probably true.

sent it to ya....sorry it took a while for me to remember the email address I was using then so I could find the attachment I had sent out...I didnt have it saved to this computer. Hope it helps!

Help Me Please!!!!!!!!!!

This Is The First Time In 3 Years That I Have Had To Find A New Job And Everyone Is Asking For A Resume. I Have No Idea How To Create One Or The Proper Format Or The Cover Sheet. Any Suggestions On How I Should Start. And What All To Include. Thanks. Open To Any And All Help.

You may wish to visit www.careerbuilder.com for a list of different resume formats, so that you can create your own unique resume.

If this issue is significant enough to you, you may want to visit a resume service. For a small fee, they'll create a resume that emphasizes your best qualities and skills.

Hello! I just graduated and need help on my resume. I would like to have sample cover letter if possible. Please PM me if you have a sample resume or cover letter. Thanks!

I'm having trouble making a resume don't no eactly what to put, i have no prior experience in medical field..i got my lvn license months ago and i'm stuck can any please help...

can someone help me with the resume too pls??? im a new grad lvn. if anyone has a sample to send me i would greatly appreciate it. TIA

Im having the same problem. I just graduated and got my license. I dont have experience working in the medical field and i want to have a good resume that will get me in the door. I having a problem with what to put for the skills and experience part of my resume. If anyone can help I would really appreciate it.

I had my resume reviewed by several professionals and they all said it was excellent, if you want to PM your email i can send it to your or vice versa and i can help you out.

It is important to have a resume, when applying to online ads or walking in to a facility. Your in a professional world and you need to have the basics such as a cover letter, which is best personalized and a seperate reference sheet. this should all be typed without grammatical errors(which i make sure i check on these types of things, not so much when replying on this website lol). You should use proffesional resume paper in Ivory or white- you can get it at walmart for like $9 for a box of 100 sheets, which is pleanty, trust me! You should also send out a thank you card to any place that has interveiwed you. You can google resume formats "lpn resume examples" and there will be websites that allow you to use there formats. You can also go online to microsoft word online and downlaod a resume format there- you just remove their info and type in yours. Anyways good luck and if you need some help just ask!

When I was about to graduate, my professor suggested listing the locations where we did clinicals, the focus of that semester (ie: OB/GYN) and what skills we did. It's better than nothing and they'll be able to tell that you are a newly licensed nurse, anyhow. I also agree with TheCommuter...I would pay someone to create one for me if that were financially possible. I had a resume service create one for me for about $25.00 and gave me the disk so that I was able to alternate it as I saw fit. Good luck, everyone!