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Quick and dirty. Usual disclamers: Look over the skills, knowledge and abilities and tailor to meet your personality: Rea X. Madd, RN 123 Addr St * City, ST 12345 * (000) 555-1234 * [email protected] Registered Nurse moving up to humans S...

I'm sure this becoming standard advice, but while looking volunteer at a free clinic or local hospital one or days a week. That way you can get some experience listed. Now about your resume: Your clinicals listing is really confusing. I'm assuming...

All-in-all, not bad. You might consider moving the "License and Certifications" to below your "Professional Profile" section and add a "Skill Highlights" section just below that to show off what you know. About 4-8 top skills that you accumulated f...

Normally, one with less than five years in the profession would have to be one page. But I'd be hard-pressed to recommend it since even the additional work experience is professional-oriented. So I've structured this as two pages so to show how one...

Normally it would be listed in an "Affiliations" section. In most cases, a simple inventory of your affiliations, presented in order of importance, will suffice. When your involvement included election to an office or other leadership position, men...

It's a bit meandering. You should focus on how you qualify for the position. Look over the ad and see how your cover letter answers the ad, point by point. In the meantime, look this over and see what you think: Dear Human Resources Professional, I...

Alright, get ye back to a refresher course. Especially after being out of practice for more than three-four years. Check your BON if they offer or refer a refresher program. If you have the funding or arrange it, check around to find a college that...

Just because the employer no longer exists now does not take away from the fact that it did exist in a certain location previously. In order to help the prospective employer check the information listed on the resume, you may wish to include any add...

Lacking a resume to gleamed data off from, the cover letter suggestion is somewhat generic. But it should give you some food for thought: nieves maria338 123 Street * City, ST 12345 * (000) 555-1212 * [email protected] Good Samaritan...

One suggested format was found at http://www.askanadvisor.org/2012/03/listing-continuing-education-classes-on.html : EDUCATION ABC Community College & City College of XYZ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spring 05/2012 Event Planning Cont...

I'm assuming that the nursing program was part of the Associate degree you received in 2012. So you can show the number of credit hours you earned toward the program and list any special electives you learned that may interest an employer. If broug...

To a great extent, if a job activity cannot be portrayed as an accomplishment, it may not be worthy of mention in your resume, cover letter, or in an interview. Look over the skills, knowledge and abilities the hospital unit is looking for and tailor...

Did you go through clinicals? If so, then you gotten some experience. Unless a hospital requires a certain number of months of experience, remember you did get clinical experience in school, so you should emphasize that in your applications. It may n...

Well, this is different: usually everybody is trying to get out of school, this one is going into the fire. Good and congrats on your choice. As far as I know, the same resume rules used for applying for a job also applies to a school resume. The m...

The overall structure is not too bad. Individual issues are: 1. Consider turning your objective statement into a professional/branding statement, followed by a professional profile section to expand on. 2. Use one- to two- sentence bullet points on...

Though simplified, you can look over this cover to gain ideas on improving yours. The main thing is to keep it pithy: Je S07 123 Street * City, ST 12345 * (000) 555-5309 * [email protected] June x, 2013 XX Hospital 0888 XX St.X, XX Zip code ...

One problem noted is you really didn't list skills you picked up in clinicals that's transferable to critical care. So look over that section and use the bullet hints supplied to develop. Also look over the skill highlights section and tailor the h...

Let's see if this fits. Be sure to go over the Professional summary, professional profile and skill highlights and talior to fit your knowledge, skills and abilities: 123 Street * City, ST 12345 * (000) 555-cell * [email protected] ...

Turn it into a story using the SAR formula: Situation (or task), Action, Result.

MissM.RN: Unless a hospital requires a certain number of months of experience, remember you did get clinical experience in school, so you should emphasize that in your applications. Yes, I know it is not really adequate, but it does count as experien...

You got most of it there, just needed to organize the material. Look over your clinicals and see about highlighting accomplishments from your rotations. Emphasize the skills you said you can transfer from an academic to floor settings. You'll find...

Just on a lark, decided to work this one up into a federal resume format just to see how big these things can get. Did put a lot of fluff in to show the structure. Assumed silkysteph wasn't hired through a agency but was an independent contractor a...

Haven't done a federal resume format yet, but from what I researched on the web it's very different than one for a private-sector resume. For openers, a new-grad nurse federal resume is about three pages minimum. Also, more specific information is ...

The professional experience section needs simple statements and project accomplishments rather than job duties. The structure of a good accomplishment statement is: WHAT You Did Is The First Piece Of Your Three-Part Accomplishment [ What = . . . ed ...

"PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE" is like an in-depth interview, so how are you going to talk to your future employer? This is where you provide proof about what you've said in the top part of the resume and is the most technical part of the resume. Keep you...