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I wouldn't worry about it.
First of all, there's no need to list your clinical rotations on your resume unless there's a compelling reason to do so. It's a given that your BON/BRN required a certain number of hours and that you fulfilled them.
Because new grads are all the same in terms of having passed the NCLEX and lack of experience, you want to include meaningful things that set you apart, not just words that fill the page.
Do you know a second language that is spoken in your area? Have you done any community/volunteer work? Did you hold office?
In previous jobs, did you receive any customer service training? Things along that line.
Best wishes,
Nurse Beth
Kippy8
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Hi! I am graduating from my nursing program at the end of Summer. I have always wanted to work in pediatrics, but due to covid, I wasnt able to have an inperson clinical experience in a pediatric unit, so I lack that on my resume. I am wondering how I can construct my cover letter and resume around it and still be considered for positions in peds!