Tips to Remember Before the day of Interview for Nurses

 Before you have that interview, take a look at tips provided by nurses.

1. Prepare your credentials and other paperwork

·         Create a professional résumé that profiles important coursework, clinical experience and any early nursing career highlights. List your job positions or clinical rotations, key responsibilities, accomplishments, rewards, recognition, credentials, licensing and education. Ask your nursing advisor or other mentor to review your résumé for content, grammar, format and overall effectiveness. (For tips on preparing your nursing résumé, read more.) Print out multiple copies of your résumé and keep them in a folder with your other documents.

·         Make a list and check off all of your credentials, immunization and identification documents. Make sure to include your nursing license, notice of passing board scores (if you have it), BCLS/ACLS card, additional certificates from any advanced training programs, driver's license, immunization record and social security number. Bring the original documents and two or three copies of each to give to the human resources department and the hiring/interviewing manager.

Jobs for Registered Nurses

Number of Registered Nurses keeps on rising each year, yet the numbers of works suited on our profession are limited. Hospitals require us to undergo trainings before we can gain access to their health care delivery system, but does not have a hundred percent assurance. Some of us, due to need of financial assistance, though having a license in hand are choosing to go apply in other jobs, which are not related to our profession.