By Topic: Resume

I’m an NP that went back to bedside—do I still keep my NP work in my resume? If I don’t there’s going to be a huge 10-yr gap on my resume, but I feel like leaving it on there is confusing to hiring managers and recruiters.

Last answered 23 days ago 1 answer

I’ve been retired for 15 years and want to start working as a nurse again. What is the best pathway to build resume/prove knowledge and get a job? Nurse recruiters, residency programs will not even call me back.

Last answered about 2 months ago 3 answers

How do I have a chance at finding a job when I am a new grad RN with zero background in healthcare (aside from clinicals during school)? My resume has nothing that would stand out or matter to a hospital. I graduate this December.

Last answered about 2 months ago 2 answers

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Last answered 2 months ago 2 answers

I just got my RN license last Wednesday and have been applying around but havent had anyone call yet, am I doing something wrong? I updated my resume and all

Last answered 3 months ago 1 answer

I quitted my night shift job after some months as a new grad: it was a difficult situation and I ended up physically sick. Should I mention the experience in my resume? (I don't have other experience and I have been post grad for 1 year. )

Last answered 3 months ago 1 answer

When should you remove nursing clinicals from your resume?

Last answered 5 months ago 1 answer

After working for one year in a nursing care home then take 3-6 months off (just to live life for yourself) and try in another care home. Does it affect your resume or in any other way?

Last answered 9 months ago 2 answers

When completing your resume as a new grad nurse, are you supposed to include your clinical rotations?

Last answered about 1 year ago 1 answer