As the year winds down, now is a great time for nurses to update their resumes and position themselves for new opportunities in 2026. Focus on: - Key achievements, not just your role - Outcomes like patient care improvements or procedures managed - Aligning experience with your target hospital, clinic, or specialty For a free resume review, reach out at [email protected]. Start the new year ready and prepared!

Many Registered Nurses either hide their side job from their resume because they’re afraid it will look unprofessional, or they include it but their resume still looks 100% clinical, even though that side role builds real, transferable skills. The result? Your resume undersells your experience and quietly limits opportunities beyond bedside roles — including telehealth, care coordination, leadership, and non-clinical paths. The issue isn’t having a side job. It’s how it’s positioned on your resume. If you’re unsure whether your resume reflects your full value as a nurse, I’m offering a free resume review to help you spot what’s missing and how to fix it. 📩 Email: [email protected] Happy to support fellow nurses 🤍

One thing I’ve noticed from reviewing resumes lately is that many professionals undersell their experience without realizing it. The skills are there; the challenge is translating day-to-day work into clear impact. A simple shift that helps: - Focus on results, not just responsibilities - Add numbers where possible - Keep the language clear and concise Curious to hear from others here, what part of resume writing do you find most difficult? If anyone would like a FREE RESUME REVIEW and some honest, constructive feedback, feel free to email me at [email protected]. Happy to help

Many people underestimate how much clarity a resume can bring not just to employers, but to you. Lately, I’ve spoken with professionals who feel stuck, not because they lack skills, but because their resumes don’t show their real value. Most people actually do far more than their resume reflects. A few quick ways to strengthen your resume: 📌 Turn responsibilities into results 📌 Use numbers to show impact 📌 Focus on outcomes, not tasks 📌 Keep it clean and simple I’m curious, what do you find most challenging when writing about your own experience? If anyone wants a genuine, constructive look at their resume, feel free to DM me or message via Email [email protected]. I’m always happy to help

I’ve noticed that many resumes focus only on duties and forget the results. A small change that makes a big difference is this: Start each bullet point with an action verb and end it with a measurable outcome. Example: “Increased customer satisfaction by 25% by improving follow-up processes.” It’s simple, but it instantly makes your experience stand out. I’m also offering a FREE RESUME REVIEW this week. If you want quick feedback, you can drop a line or two in the comments or email me at [email protected] — happy to help.