A real, recruiter-ready RN resume you can copy the structure of, plus the exact bullets that get past ATS and still sound like a person. Build yours from your own shifts in a few minutes, free.
"32-bed unit," "cut med errors," "4 new grads," not "hardworking team player." Specifics are what a charge nurse and an ATS both look for.
If the job says "telemetry" and "Epic," the resume says telemetry and Epic, because she actually did them. That's keyword matching without keyword stuffing.
No two-column layout, no graphics, no photo. Those break ATS parsing and hide half your keywords. This one scans perfectly.
Swap in your own units, numbers, and systems. Keep the shape: what you did → the scale → the result.
Only include what's true for you. The point is to match the posting, not stuff the page.
Type your shifts in plain English and lay it out with a free template, then download a clean PDF. Want the AI to tailor it to a specific posting in your voice? That's the $14 Job Hunt Pass, and it will never invent a certification you don't have.
One page for under ~10 years of experience, two if you have extensive acute or specialty history. Keep it single-column so the ATS reads every line.
Yes, include your state, license type, and number near the top. Recruiters and credentialing look for it immediately.
Yes. Build one resume, choose a free template, and download an unwatermarked PDF with no credit card. The AI tailoring and cover letter are on the $14 Pass.
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