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Emergency Department Trauma Center ,or ER sorry for the confusion where I work now we all call it that. The position is for a full time rotating ER rn, I’m relocating from wisconsin to San Diego and currently work at a pediatric emergency here for the last 19 years. I also applied for a PACU and a CVOR position but haven’t heard back. I’m excited about the ER interview but also still hoping to hear from the OR , trying not to be greedy a bird in the hand and all

Thank you ? I have a video interview set up for February 20th. My advice don’t give up it took three applications in before I heard anything.

update I applied to a edtc at Rady 2 weeks ago and I was emailed today to set up a interview my application status never changed from "submitted" . also the PACU position i applied for 4 weeks ago i never got any response for , so i think it depends on the position .

Following, I’m in the same situation. I’ve applied for a PACU position weeks ago my application just says “submitted ‘. Any advice would be appreciated

Thank you so much for the feedback. I'm not sure what a "highlights" section looks like but would be willing to add it. I tried to put as many key words in my resume to make it past the software I hear most companies have now , which is why I have so many bullet points. Trying to figure out what all to include of a 23 yr career is tough. For example should I put all the committees I've been on instead of the removed bullet points? Again thank you for any and all suggestions

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Hi all I am relocating to San Diego , this spring and am looking for a job out there. I have worked at my current job for the last 18 years so am looking for help on my resume, I haven't had to do one in while. Thanks in advance for the advice Holli , RN BSN PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Compassionate registered nurse with over 23 years of experience, including 15+ years specializing in pediatric emergency nursing. Committed to providing an excellent patient experience by providing the best and safest care in conjunction with other members of the multidisciplinary healthcare team. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Pediatric Registered Nurse 2/2000-present Provide direct, quality care to pediatric emergency patients at a Level I trauma center, including triage, evaluation, and monitoring of up to 36 patients per day Participate in multidisciplinary teams for critical patients in both trauma and code situations Initiate orders through care protocols to help determine and facilitate the course of treatment Supervise staff of up to 20 registered nurses and nursing assistants through the Charge Nurse role Precept and train new nurses to the department Collaborate with members of the multidisciplinary team to provide safe and effective patient care Skilled in utilizing the EPIC electronic medical record to both deliver and document care Member Clinical Practice Committee and Professional Development Committee Registered Nurse 10/1995-2/2000 Provided direct quality care to post-surgical, rehabilitation patients Supervised staff up to 2 Licensed practical nurses and 4 certified nursing assistants. Trained both new staff nurses and certified nursing assistants Received positive recognition from supervisors for both teamwork and professional development EDUCATION Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN) CERTIFICATIONS & TRAINING Registered Nurse, Wisconsin License Registered Nurse , California License Advanced Cardiac Live Support (ACLS), expires 11/2020 Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS, expires 9/2020 Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum (TNCC), expires 6/2019 Certified Pediatric Emergency Nurse (CPEN), expires 8/2019 Regional Trauma Advisory Council attended 2016 &2018 AWARDS_________________________________________________________ Nurse Excellence Award recipient Daisy Award recipient

thanks nedrn I did work adults 12 years ago and in anticipation of traveling i just got my ACLS What does peds streams mean? adult er with a peds area? Any advice to make me more marketable would be appreciated From what i hear subspecialties are whats in demand

Hello New to forum so please bear with me. Dear husband and i are contemplating relocating to southern California and I would like to try travel nursing there until we find a location to put down roots. I'm a 1995 grad BSN with the last 12 years in a level 1 pediatric ER, have PALS, BLS and ACLS. My question I see lots of travel nursing posts for er or straight peds but for someone like me with Peds ER experience is there a demand? Can be flexible but if at all possible would like to work in a peds er