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Thanks again. I will surely check the article.

Thanks dishes I didn't know that the resume is selected by a computer before being reviewed by a real person!! could you please give me an example of the keywords?I Appreciate it

Thank you all for your replies! As dishes noted, I am an IMG (Internationally Medical Graduate), So I do not have MD from North America and cannot practice as a physician! that's why I went to nursing school here.No!! I have not lost my MD!! So, you believe I should keep it in my resume? does anyone believe in being overqualified! one manager told me she prefers an average resume than one from an MD!!

Hello all nurses! I am a male IMG living in Canada. I recently received my BScN from a university in Alberta. I have years of experience as a General practitioner. However, now that I am applying for a nursing job, I believe, I am considered as a new Grad nurse. Here is my question: Should I mention my MD in my resume or just put my previous bachelor of science (before getting into med school) and my BScN from U of A? I have got some advice that managers do not like to hire a nurse with an MD (overqualified!!?). any advice would be really appreciated.