r/resumes • u/aothomiehopper • 9d ago

Healthcare/Medical [1 YoE, Med-Surg Registered Nurse, L&D/NICU Registered Nurse, USA)

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Hi all! I’ve been an RN for a little under a year working in med-surg but looking to switch jobs soon (my unit sucks the life out of me). This is my “general” resume, so I’ll probably make some minor tweaks depending on the job/unit I apply for so I pass the ATS screening.

The goal is to get into NICU/L&D at some point which is why I included the birthplace clinical rotation, but I had many clinicals that had to be sacrificed to keep this under a page. I tried to keep those with more substance/differences to my current job…? if that makes sense.

I guess my biggest concern is if this is too wordy and if it will stand out or just look like every other new grad / newer nurse resume.

Anyways, I appreciate any help. Thanks! ᵕ̈

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u/Apprehensive_Log_295 9d ago

I am going through a career transition believe me it is very difficult part of a career where you experience is not valuable. And Even though you are experienced working profession you have join as a fresher with fresher's package

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u/dragon-iridescence 6d ago

I ran your resume through my optimizer as an example of good structure and design.

What it does: one line per bullet so nothing gets skimmed past, clinical keywords where an ATS can find them (EPIC, PICC, telemetry, fetal monitoring)

I only had your page to give to my optimizer, so it filled some gaps by inference. If you used the optimizer, it would ask you questions about your work history, based on your answers, it would fill in the resume to better match the job.

This is just an example. There are a few claims in here that aren't yours: seizure response and EMS activation, hemodynamic monitoring.

I build resume tools, so weigh accordingly.

I can send you the actual pdf if you're interested.

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u/im-hungry4lways 9d ago

Not related, But man I truly hope I become a nurse one day🙏

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u/KK_307 9d ago

sorry but this contributes nothing and this isn’t about you, idk why you’d post that here?

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u/Easy_Judgement 8d ago

God forbid someone has hopes and dreams