Worst resume I have ever seen
Inc Magazine asked HR Professionals in Twitter World today to see the worst resume we have seen. I am not a resume writer. I refer that area of business out. But I see many resumes throughout the day. Often I see hundreds and hundreds of resumes. I have seen resumes with spelling mistakes and grammatical mistakes. This resume had it all!
Name
PROFILE:
I am a dedicated individual who has a desire to work within a healthcare setting, and am always up to a challenge. I am seeking a position in nursing where I can develop and excel while giving my best to my employer.
• Resident Care Supervisor
Jul 2008 – Present
X Living Center
~In charge of overseeing caregiving staff to include scheduling
~Responsible for physician orders
~Overse daily operations of facility
~In charge of companion service program
~Billing and Payroll of companions
• LPN~Charge Nurse
Mar 2008 – Jun 2008
H Manor
Charge Nurse Long Term Care/ Rehab Unit
~Critical Thinking
~Medication Administration
~Computer Charting
~End of Life Care
~Wound Assessment/Treatment
~Pain Management
~Behavior Management
~Dementia/Alzheimers Care
~Trach Care
~Ostomy Care
~Peg tube Care
• LPN
Aug 2007 – Feb 2008
Great Urgent Care Center
Charge Nurse~Acute Care After Hours Center Adult/Pediatrics
~In charge of Acute Care Assessments
~EKG Tests
~Holter Monitors
~Stress Tests
~Blood Draws
~Injections
~Charting
~Prescription ordering
~Physician Orders
~UA, CBC lab stat orders
~Pain Management
• LPN
Mar 2007 – Jul 2007
H Manor
Supervisor: Denise Simms X
40 hours per week
Charge Nurse for skilled nursing and rehab unit. Responsibilities to include:
~ Medication administration
~ Thinking
~ Wound Care/Treatments
~ Trach Care/Ostomy Care/NG Tube Care
~ Computer charting/Medicare Charting
~ Physician Orders
~ Supervision of CNA Staff
~ Medication ordering/tracking
EDUCATION :
RN Nursing Program
Mar 2007 – Present
Exc College
Online
GPA:3.86
Associate of Science Degree~RN
Currently completing RN program
LPN
Jan 2006 Dec 2006
Career Training Institute
LPN Diploma
GPA: 3.90
American Heart Association Certified
Pre Nursing
Jan 1994 Apr 2003
Valley State University
GPA: 3.5
Pre Nursing Course Work
RN Program prerequisites
63 Semester Credits
SKILLS :
• Motivator, Team Leader, Excellent Communication skills, ability to establish rapport with contacts easily.
~Competent in multiple Medication Administration
~Critical Thinking Skills ~Lab Value analysis ~Computer Charting ~Head To Toe Assessments ~Wound Care/ Treatments ~Patient pain control measures
ACHIEVEMENT • Dedicated and Committed to being a quality nurse • American Sign Language • CPR certification
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