Fillable Printable Telemetry Nurse Resume
Fillable Printable Telemetry Nurse Resume
Telemetry Nurse Resume
Sample Student Nurse Resume
Aleah Andrews
Graduating May, 2012: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) St. Mary’s University
GPA 3.78/4.0 Bilingual English/Spanish Five Years CNA experience
Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S
xperienced Healthcare Professional known as a patient advocate and team player; I believe in empowering
patients by delivering health education and nursing care that enhances wellness and quality of life.
Strengths and Key Skills:
Reliable and Responsible; perfect clinical attendance award three years in a row
Strong Analytical Skills; capable of assessing conditions and implementing appropriate interventions
Resourceful; problem solver capable of implementing solutions to complex problems
Relates; well to people from a variety of cultures
Possesses Special Sensitivity; meeting diverse needs in varied situations
P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E
Certified Nursing Assistant – Rainbow Lane Long Term Living Center – Hope, PA 2007 – present
Performed patient care in a long term, geriatric care center
Hospice and terminally ill care of patients and families
Alerted nurses to changing patient conditions; both adverse and favorable
Collaborated with nurses to prioritize daily assignment and reprioritized as needed
Responsible for patient care of 13 bed unit
Resident Advisor – St. Mary’s University – Boston, Ma 2010 – present
Supervision and emotional support of students in a dormitory setting
Organize and implement social and academic activities
Provide tutoring for students in college learning center
Referred students to various college and community resources as needed
E D U C A T I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E
Student Nurse / Clinical Rotations–University Hospital– Boston, Ma 2008 – present
Responsible for up to five patients under the supervision of Clinical Instructor and a variety of Registered
Nurses planning and providing bedside care, treatment and clinical documentation for patients on cardiac,
oncology and medical-surgical floors. Handled medication administration, dressing changes, IVs and all
other aspects of nursing care. Facilitated admissions, discharges and transfers; prepared chart notes and
other documentation; and participated on interdisciplinary team.
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Sample Student Nurse Resume
E D U C A T I O N
St. Mary’s University Boston, MA
Bachelor of Science in Nursing May, 2012
Eligible for RN license May, 2012
Tulsa Community College Tulsa, PA
Certificate- Certified Nursing Assistant August, 2007
C O M M U N I T Y I N V O L V E M E N T
Student Nurse’s Organization Member 2008 – present
National Student Nurse’s Organization Member 2008 – present
Toys for Tots Drive Coordinator 2006 – 2007
Resume tips:
Your resume is your own personal advertisement, or marketing tool, and like any advertisement its purpose it to
get a person’s (the nurse recruiter’s) attention. Recruiters get volumes of resumes and going through them can be
tedious. They don’t have time to read every word the first time. They initially scan through them find what appear
to be the top candidates and those resumes get set aside for the “short list”; the others get tossed out. How do you
make it into the “short list”?
Have your resume hand delivered or emailed to the recruiter by an inside employee; a unit manager if
possible. Personally recommended candidates always make the short list.
If you don’t know anyone on the inside, then make sure your resume jumps out at the recruiter. What extra
skills do you bring or, what makes you unique? The above resume has a type of ‘heading’ area. Bachelor of
Science, high GPA, bilingual, and prior healthcare experience are highly desirable candidate features. They
are listed at the top, front, center and bold. The recruiter is going to appreciate you making their job easier,
demonstrating you are an excellent communicator, making a positive first impression for your name.
Recruiters will search resume databases using “key words” to find the types of candidates they are looking
for. Make sure your resume is full of keywords. How do you know what the recruiter is looking for? That
depends on the recruiter. A good place to look for “key words” is in new grad job descriptions.
Hospitals are hiring new grads to specialties. If you have a genuine interest for Telemetry or Oncology,
work it into your resume and / or cover letter. Create a resume for each of your interests and insert
specialty relevant “key words”. If your specialty interest match the departments looking for nurses you
could find yourself on the hiring short list.
Thoughtfully crafted resumes can get to the short list by being rich with “key words” pertinent to the area you are
applying for, capture the reader's attention, stir desire, and generate action -- an interview!
