Amanda_NP

I agree that it's a neutral response. Best of luck!

Hi! Usually you forego any RN-specific credentials once you achieve your NP. Unless, of course, it's highly relevant to your current field OR a credential that both RNs and NPs sit for. Amanda Guarniere

I agree the reverse chronological order is the way to go. However, the way you can highlight your more relevant experience is by featuring it in your professional summary section at the top of your resume, which is essentially your "highlight reel" featuring your proudest accomplishments. To answer your second question, I don't routinely recommend including supervisor info on resumes; you can submit a separate reference list if requested. Good luck! Amanda Guarniere, MSN, NP-C Nurse Practitioner / Nursing Resume Strategist

November 2nd...patient comes to the ED with vampire teeth prosthetics still adhered to her teeth! She threw away the package and could not release the adhesive.

Hi all--I am an NP with a 105% debt to income ratio and received my email this morning! Asked for my bank info and everything…does this mean it's a done deal?!?! Application saids "award accepted--under final review" GL everyone!