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1. Is your RN current? If not, look into what you need to do.
2. Check with BRN, do you need refresher course? If so, look for one with a clinical on the floor component.
3. Figure out "Your story." Why you left, what you have been doing to stay relevant, and why you want to return.
4. Craft an updated resume and cover letter.
5. Start applying and networking.
6. Get ready for those interviews. Behavorial questions are all the rage now. Learn about how to answer them.
7. Stay positive.
RNInterview Tools. Find them on facebook for many more tips.
Laylag18
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I did my associates in nursing 15 years ago, but never worked as a nurse. I now want to start working, where should i start, im wondering if I do my RN-BSN can help me get a job