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5 Tips To Be Successful as a Nurse (for newly graduated professionals)

By Peter Newfield | September 25, 2019 |

Are you graduating soon to become successful as a nurse? It is the time of the year where many students flood to Universities across the country to start courses in higher education. Similarly, those that have graduated will either be looking forward to graduate school or will entering the job search market. For medical students,…

Tom,
This version just got a rave from a Milwaukee based recruiter this week, praising its clarity and saleability.
I was still wondering about whether it would seem bland or was still missing “jump out” elements, but so far that is not an issue.
I think you can consider this document completed, although I’d like to reserve the right to just have a question or two answered or an opinion offered the remainder of this year if I run into trouble.
I would not expect major revision work to be done without a new work order.
Sincerely,
Kent V.

Hi Ilona,
Thanks for the proof.
I think you captured the resume well from my documents (I’m even impressed with myself)
I made some adjustments as I see fit and activated the Tracking of changes in the revision.
I prefer the fonts like Arial, Tahoma or Century Gothic to the Times New Roman.
Regards,
Arend van der W.

Pierre,
This is an excellent draft!
I’m going through and answering your questions removing a few items and adding a few things. A question for you… I noticed that some of the tasks like immigration, for example, are not listed in each job although I handled all types of immigration (such as H1-B, J, TN, etc) Should this be listed or is it not necessary?
The profile is great and I would like to add more to have even a greater impact. I’m not sure if there is a way to bring my personality out and my drive to bring people and business goals together. In addition, I’m incredibility passionate about what I do and will become a bull stopping at nothing when needed. Any thoughts? I don’t want to get too wordy, but do want this section to jump out maybe using some unique verbiage to draw their attention to me. I know when I’m hiring senior level employees I tend to spend my time and energy there.
I’m very excited with what you have and I’m grateful for your help.
I love the overall feel of this resume.
You are wonderful!
Danielle G.
I should have the draft back to you shortly.

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