nataliya86

Thanks a lot for your comments. Here is the revised cover letter if you can comment on it that would be awesome. This job description doesn't ask for any specific skills. So, I went over their mission, vision, and values as well as qualities that they are looking for. I am responding to your need for a progressive cardiac care unit R.N. for Versant RN Residency. I am a good fit for the unit as my values, work ethic, and passion together with critical thinking and teamwork skills will add to the exceptional quality and compassionate care toward patients. I will graduate from RN-BSN program at xxxxxx in June 2014 with 4.0 GPA. I wish to work for xxxxx Medical Center because I want to provide medical excellence to the ever-changing health care needs of our community every day. It will be a pleasure to add to the exceptional quality that is already evident in this organization. I feel my integrity, compassion, accountability, respect, and excellence, as well as my excitement for becoming a progressive cardiac nurse would make me an ideal candidate for your department. I have applied online through your facility's website, but would appreciate the opportunity to discuss a position in your department in person. Please contact me via phone or email to arrange a mutually convenient time and date for us to meet.

Hi all, I will appreciate if you can help me polish my cover letter. In past I wrote several cover letter and resumes, edited them numerous times, revised, but nothing helps so far. Please review my cover letter and provide your recommendations about it. I will also appreciate your tips in job application process. Thanks to all. I am writing in response to the recently advertised new graduate R.N. position at xxxxx Medical Center. I am extremely interested in becoming a member of your progressive cardiac care unit as I value a multidisiplinary approach and challenging opportunities. I am confident I would make a wonderful addition to your nursing staff. As you can see in my resume, I am a June 2010 xxxxx nursing school graduate and have worked in the clinical and home care settings ever since. Moreover, I will graduate RN-BSN program at xxxxxx in June 2014 with 4.0 GPA. Even though I obtained my nursing license 3 years ago, I consider myself appropriate candidate for this position as I don't have acute care experience. I have chosen nursing as a career because I know from personal experience how important it is that patients receive good care when they are at their most vulnerable. I want to feel that I have helped someone to regain their health, independence and dignity. I hope that my degree in nursing will be the beginning of a lifelong career that will really make a difference. My interest in cardiac nursing was sparked during my various clinical rotations and in-class lectures. I was impressed with the professionalism and clinical expertise of the nurses in the cardiac settings and wanted to learn how to manage complex clinical issues in the effective manner. I always wanted to work in a fast paced environment such as progressive cardiac unit since it requires clirital thinking and offers opportunities for learning through complex clinical cases. Since progressive cardiac care requires adapting to difficult situation quickly, this environment will enhance my decision making skills and confidence. I feel my attitude, values, work ethic, critical thinking, as well as my excitement for becoming a progressive cardiac nurse would make me an ideal candidate for your department. I have applied online through your facility's website, but would appreciate the opportunity to discuss a position in your department in person. Please contact me via phone or email to arrange a mutually convenient time and date for us to meet.

Hi all, Please help me to find an article with a real world example (in the news, personal observation, personal experience, documentary) in which unequal conditions resulted in health consequences. For example, one of the stories was about the deaths of three young men who worked in the grain industry, who drowned in a vat of grain due to an equipment malfunction. Apparently this was not an isolated occurrence and even though the unsafe conditions for laborers working around grain elevators are well documented, OSHA has not held the industry accountable. The owners of companies that perpetrate these unsafe operations are never prosecuted. Thanks!