Published May 31, 2016
amg418
43 Posts
Hi there! I am a RN with 1 year experience working in Labor and Delivery and Postpartum. I am looking to go elsewhere for PRN work (mainly Postpartum Units and Dr. Offices) and wanted some critique for my resume, as I have not updated it since gaining professional experience.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Especially when it comes to its organization. Thank you!
(I copy and pasted this from Word, so if formatting is funky, that's why. Rest assured it looks good in the document. )
Summary Statement:
Registered Nurse, with experience caring for newborns in the Labor and Delivery and Maternity/Nursery setting and recognized compassionate care and academic achievement seeks Per Diem/Part-time employment at blahblahblah.
Licensure/Certification:
Registered Nurse, License #xxxxxxxx, xx/xxxx-xx/xxxx
BLS for Healthcare Providers, American Heart Association (AHA), xx/xxxx-xx/xxxx
ACLS Provider, American Heart Association (AHA), xx/xxxx-xx/xxxx
Professional Experience:
Blahblahblah Hospital xx/xxxx-xx/xxxx (1 year)
Registered Nurse, Labor and Delivery and Postpartum
· Provided exceptional, evidence-based care to low-risk and high-risk women and newborns during the antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum processes.
· Administered medications (PO, IM, SQ, IV) and vaccinations, started IVs, took and monitored vital signs, and performed assessments on women and newborns.
· Monitored fetus' status in utero via Electronic Fetal Monitoring and acted in the appropriate manner and worked alongside members of interdisciplinary team of in the event of a complication
· Functioned as circulator in the Operating Room and PACU nurse after cesarean section deliveries.
· Instructed and assisted mothers in learning and performing newborn care, self-care, and breastfeeding.
· Facilitated admissions, discharges, and transfers.
· Prepared chart notes, care plans, and other documentation.
Other Work Experience:
Blahblahblah Senior Living xx/xxxx-xx/xxxx
Care Assistant, Dementia Unit
Observed clients' conditions and reported changes to professional staff while performing clerical duties and maintenance activities.
Education:
Blahblahblah School xx/xxxx-xx/xxxx
Nursing Program
GPA 3.93, Graduated Summa Cum Laude with the highest academic achievement in nursing program
Honors and Awards:
· The Blahblahblah Award, xx/xxxx, awarded to a graduating nursing student with the highest scholastic rating
· The Blahblahblah Award, xx/xxxx, awarded in senior year to the student with the highest GPA at the end of level I nursing courses
· Blahblahblah Scholarship, xx/xxxx, presented to a student for compassionate care to the sick and dying
· Blahblahblah Award of Excellence, xx/xxxx, awarded to a level I nursing student who demonstrates potential to make significant contributions to the healthcare field
GenSurgRNFA, BSN
68 Posts
Have you done any volunteer work? I would include that. What about 2-3 nonfamily references? Maybe add something that makes you unique to nursing.
I do have volunteer work history that I can add as well as references. I just didn't know if it made it too bulky as this is already a full page on Word.