Greetings all, I am coming here as I often do, to seek help from all of you wonderful people. I am in my last semester of my ADN, for an assignment we were tasked to write a resume. I found a great skeleton of a resume which you will see below, and then added my specific information and modified it slightly. My professor who is a former manager for many years did not like this resume, and I have not been able to get much feedback yet because we are on spring break. I would like to get myself applying into jobs ASAP, and was wondering if you guys like or dislike this setup.
I had an alternative resume that actually included a lot of the work experience which is what my professor suggested I do. What do you all think?
As always thank you so much for any input.
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[TD=colspan: 3]Summary
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[TD=colspan: 3]During my ADN, I have had clinical training experience in oncology, post-acute, HBNF, long-term care, and renal floors. I was able to work with a preceptor in ICU during my senior semester. Throughout my training I was able to develop the skills below:
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[TD=colspan: 3]Education
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[TD]A.D.N. RN-BSN Pathway
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[TD]*************
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[TD]Expected Graduation May 2018
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[TD]B.A. English Literature, Biology
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[TD]*************
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[TD]2010
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[TD=colspan: 3]Clinical Training
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[TD=colspan: 3]Assessment
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Performed rapid intake assessments of acute MI, central line, PICC, PIV, ABG analysis, endotracheal tube indications and management, chest tubes
Assisted in insertion of hemodynamic monitoring
Administered NIH Stroke Scale, Ramsey Sedation Scale, Glasgow Coma Scale
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Provided education to patient and family on disease process
Participated in admission and discharge planning
Participated in post mortem care & educated family on what to expect in the dying process
Planned and assisted in blood administration & lab interpretation
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Performed central line dressing change, aseptically inserted Foley catheters, inserted NG tube, began IV therapy
Monitored and interpreted hemodynamic instrumentation including: (Swan-Ganz, Central venous pressure, and Arterial line), performed, and assisted in cardioversion
I assisted in codes, assisted in ET tube placement, assisted in bronchoscopy and assisted with transesophageal echocardiogram
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Evaluated wound healing, evaluated indications for ventilator weaning, participated in swallow study, evaluated chest X-ray and independently studied how to read them to be better prepared for practice, evaluated medication effectiveness using labs to inform efficacy, evaluate readiness to D/C chest tube therapy, independent study of cardiac rhythm interpretation.
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[TD=colspan: 3]Licensure & Certifications
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[TD=colspan: 3]CPR/BLS Certified
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[TD=colspan: 3]Prior Work Experience
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[TD=colspan: 3]Prior to pursuing a nursing career, I had worked as a research technician in the steel industry, worked in quality assurance, pursued an externship in energy, worked as a sales associate, and worked as a teacher and wrestling coach.
Tneas, BSN
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Greetings all, I am coming here as I often do, to seek help from all of you wonderful people. I am in my last semester of my ADN, for an assignment we were tasked to write a resume. I found a great skeleton of a resume which you will see below, and then added my specific information and modified it slightly. My professor who is a former manager for many years did not like this resume, and I have not been able to get much feedback yet because we are on spring break. I would like to get myself applying into jobs ASAP, and was wondering if you guys like or dislike this setup.
I had an alternative resume that actually included a lot of the work experience which is what my professor suggested I do. What do you all think?
As always thank you so much for any input.
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[TD=colspan: 3]Summary
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[TD=colspan: 3]During my ADN, I have had clinical training experience in oncology, post-acute, HBNF, long-term care, and renal floors. I was able to work with a preceptor in ICU during my senior semester. Throughout my training I was able to develop the skills below:
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[TD=colspan: 3]Education
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[TD]A.D.N. RN-BSN Pathway
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[TD]*************
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[TD]Expected Graduation May 2018
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[TD]B.A. English Literature, Biology
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[TD]*************
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[TD]2010
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[TD=colspan: 3]Clinical Training
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[TD=colspan: 3]Assessment
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[TD=colspan: 3]Planning
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[TD=colspan: 3]Implementation
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[TD=colspan: 3]Evaluation
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[TD=colspan: 3]Licensure & Certifications
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[TD=colspan: 3]CPR/BLS Certified
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[TD=colspan: 3]Prior Work Experience
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[TD=colspan: 3]Prior to pursuing a nursing career, I had worked as a research technician in the steel industry, worked in quality assurance, pursued an externship in energy, worked as a sales associate, and worked as a teacher and wrestling coach.
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