FREEICU Nurse Resume
A resume for critical care nurses, with certifications (CCRN, ACLS) and unit type up front and experience bullets that name the acuity, equipment and outcomes recruiters for ICU roles expect.
FREEOne-page US Letter resume preview.
Free ER Nurse Resume Template
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A resume for emergency department nurses, with TNCC, ENPC and CEN certifications near the licence and bullets about triage volume, trauma level and throughput.
The sample is an ER RN at a Level II trauma centre. Replace it with your own department and figures.
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Layout: One-column
Preview: 1 page
Dimensions: US Letter, 8.5 × 11 in (215.9 × 279.4 mm)
Font: Georgia (name, headings, job titles and details), Calibri (body text)
Compatible with: Microsoft Word, Google Docs, PDF (exported from Word or Docs)
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What ED managers look for
Trauma level, annual visits, triage experience, and the acuity you handle. Bullets like 'triaged 60 to 80 patients per shift at a Level II centre; door-to-provider time under target for 12 consecutive months' show it. Specialty certifications go beside the licence. The ICU Nurse Resume is the nearest layout for critical care crossover, and the general Nurse Resume covers other units. ER nurses on contracts can use the Travel Nurse Resume for assignment history.
New to the ED
If you're moving into emergency nursing from another unit, lead with transferable acuity and certifications and add any ED float or residency time. New graduates entering an ED residency should use the New Grad Nurse Resume. Keep the format parser-safe; the ATS-friendly checklist covers what to avoid.
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