Writing a cover letter to apply for a job right after you have graduated from a nursing school can become a tricky situation. How? The only problem with first-time cover letters is that they usually lack experience. Since the applicant doesn’t know what exactly he has to put into a cover letter, he or she… Read More »
One common misconception regarding BSN cover letters is that their purpose is to make the candidate look competent. In fact, it is not the real purpose of a cover letter. The real purpose of a cover letter is to make the employer see how your competence can be utilized at the hiring firm. It is… Read More »
A licensed practical nurse is required to assist doctors in medical procedures, monitor patients’ progress, and maintain charts. In order to get an LPN position, you will require a nursing degree or diploma along with a current practical nursing license. How to Write a Great Resume for Entry Level New Licensed Practical Nurse? A typical… Read More »
If you are writing a resume for a new graduate nurse job, you have to add a laser-focused objective statement to get the recruiter’s attention. Among all the sections of a new grad nurse resume, an objective statement is the most important. That is because it gives a reason to the recruiter to read your resume… Read More »
In order to write an attractive resume as an entry-level registered nurse, you will need to mention your skills, and experiences gained through externships, internships, and any honorary, volunteer, or part-time work. To show your commitment and enthusiasm to the nursing profession, you may also mention non-relevant experiences and relate their job description to the… Read More »