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Resume HELP!

I am trying to write my future resume (geared toward a new grad RN position) for my portfolio.

Any ideas on sites for examples?

Thanks!

:uhoh3:

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no ideas for sites, but make sure that you put your clinical experience in your resume!

1. at top in lg letter (no fancy font or color) name

smaller: address, ph#, email

2. Edu: highest degree or degrees (I have 2 BS, & left out my AA's), GPA & if Honor roll

3. Experience

I began with nursing student clinical experience & broke them up.

IE: m/s, location, dates, then 2 acheivements or responsibilities

Then work exper: put current job here if have one

Then volunteer work experience & 2 goals, respon or achievements

Lastly: Interests- 2,3,4

Cover page should be fun!! Intro your self & then get personal! Make a seperate one for each job u apply for (I also have one general one). Recruiters hate the typical; this who I am, this is what I am interested in applying for & this is why I will be an assess crap. Tell 'im something personal. Like "this is my dream job. Ever since I was a kid and would sit at the dinner table with my Aunt as she would talk about the kids she care for I was always intralled with her stories and could see myself in that same position". Get the idea? Make sure only 0.50 to 0.75 page & a 1 pg resume. Recruiters read fast!

Good luck!

~MJ

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