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Put your previous jobs in there and a description of a few things that they have in common with the job you're applying for.
Also, I put a section for "Skills" (near the top) that I learned in my CNA class. I had 2 resumes for this: one for hospitals and one for nursing homes and put certain skills on each one. Like the fingersticks, I learned during my hospital clinicals wouldnt be used much in LTC. Doing this, I was focusing the attention on what I CAN do rather than what I HAVENT done.
Good luck!
Dondie
CNA Fallout
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I JUST got my CNA certification and have no prior medical experience, what exactly do I put on my resume?
Just my licence number?