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Bedside resume template, page 1, sample for a fictional registered nurse
Sample: Lena Okafor (sample). Not a real person.1 page · A4 · standard density · set by Typst

Using Bedside

Why registrations stand out

Healthcare hiring starts with a check: registration, life support certificates, specialty. Shaded bars make Certifications easy to find without making it a box a parser might skip.

How to fill it

List your registration with the body and date (NMC, state board, nursing council). Under each post, give the unit, bed count or patient load, and one quality result such as an audit or incident rate. Keep clinical skills to one or two groups.

When to pick another

For a medical CV with publications and audits, Clinic or Scholar handle the length better. For non-clinical healthcare roles, Ledger is plainer.

Words to use

The layout is half of it. For the terms recruiters search for, see the keyword lists for project manager, operations manager and customer success manager resumes.

About Bedside

What should a nursing resume include?

Registration and number where appropriate, specialty, units and patient loads, certifications such as BLS or ALS with dates, and a clinical skills list.

Should certifications go before experience?

For a newly qualified nurse, yes. Drag Certifications above Experience in the form.

Is two pages fine?

Yes for experienced nurses in most countries. The preview shows the page count as you type.