Hi all!
I'm currently at my very first job as an RN, and unfortunately like many new nurses I'm planning on leaving this one and going on to something I feel is more up my ally, especially since I have experience in it. (Moving from oncology bedside to psych [hopefully at the VA])
Since I don't have much experience I was hoping y'all could help me edit my updated resume. Should I add a skills list? Thanks in advance!
p.s. Sorry if the format came out funky.
| Experience |
2012 to current
|
Hospital A |
City, State
|
Registered nurse, leukemia specialty unit
- Introduce and guide newly diagnosed leukemia patients to cancer care treatment
- Successfully manage a 3-4 patient load and while administering medications, blood products and chemotherapy in a timely manner
- Educate patients and families about the cancer care process, medications, procedures, and equipment
- Thoroughly assess patient's current physical and mental condition and analyze their history while monitoring for any changes
|
2010 to 2012
|
Psych Clinic A
|
City, State
|
Psych Tech
- Managed the milieu of patients suffering from OCD and/or other anxiety disorders
- Conducted exposure therapy with patients and carried out treatment plans created by the therapists
- Developed trust and rapport with patients
|
2008 to 2010
|
Psych Clinic B |
City, State
|
Psych Tech
- Responsible for providing the closest level of care to clients presenting with a plethora of diagnoses ranging from anxiety disorders, depression and substance abuse to axis II disorders under the supervision of Registered Nurses
- Provided therapeutic support to patients in times of distress
|
2003 to 2007
|
Community Center
|
City, State
|
| After school tutor |
Education |
april 2012
bachelor of science in nursing
may 2008 |
School A
School B |
City, State
City, State |
bachelor of science in psychology
- Dean's List Fall 2006 |
| certifications |
| American Heart Association BLS- Expires November 2014 |
