Resume builder for nurses

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Type it the way you'd tell a coworker and paste the job you want. The AI turns your notes into resume wording, then checks it against what you wrote — so it doesn't add certifications, skills or numbers you didn't give it.

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YOU TYPE

Notes are fine

Med-surg RN since 2021, usually 5 pts a shift. Meds, IV starts, wound care, discharge teaching, Epic. Charge some weekends. Precept new grads.

YOUR RESUME SAYS

Registered Nurse, Medical-Surgical

2021 – Present

  • Routinely cared for 5 medical-surgical patients per shift
  • Administered medications, started IVs, provided wound care and discharge teaching
  • Documented patient care in Epic
  • Served as charge nurse on some weekends and precepted new graduate nurses
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Who it's for

Made for the people who keep things running.

Nurses first — and the aides and techs who work beside them.

A nurse in blue scrubs hangs an IV bag at a patient's bedside
Nurses · RNs and LPNs
A caregiver smiles at an older resident resting in bed in her room
Aides · CNAs and caregivers
A gloved healthcare worker draws blood from a patient's arm
Techs · medical assistants, phlebotomists, patient care techs

Then paste the job you want

See what the job asks for — and what's honestly missing.

THE JOB AD YOU PASTE

Registered Nurse, Medical-Surgical (nights). You'll need medical-surgical experience, medication administration, wound care, discharge teaching and Epic documentation. Charge nurse experience preferred. PCCN preferred.

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job-ad keywords found on the resume above

  • Registered Nurse
  • Medical-Surgical
  • Medication administration
  • Wound care
  • Epic
  • PCCN — not on your resume

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