Lebenslauf-Beispiel
Professional CV example for registered nurses. ATS-friendly layout, focused on NHS trusts, private hospitals and community care in the UK. Includes tips on NMC registration and specialisations.
NMC-registered nurse with 9 years of experience in Intensive Care and cardiology. Familiar with Cerner Millennium and Epic EPR systems, BLS/ACLS-certified. Specialism in heart failure and post-operative care. Practice supervisor for 2nd and 3rd-year nursing students.
Adult ICU, cardiothoracic surgery ward. Part of a team of 14 ICU nurses.
Ward C2 — Cardiology. General care and monitoring for heart failure, arrhythmias and post-PCI patients.
NMC registration, BLS / ACLS, Cerner Millennium, Epic EPR, Post-operative care, Heart failure, Practice supervision, Triage
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For NHS trusts and private hospitals three things are immediately decisive: your NMC registration (state "NMC pin" or "NMC-registered" explicitly), your specialism and which ward/setting you have worked in. Put that information on the first line of your profile. For each employer, specify the ward and patient population — a generic "nurse at hospital X" says nothing, "ICU nurse, cardiothoracic ward at X" is instantly clear.
NHS trusts highly value longer tenure — make good employer-tenure visible. Mention post-registration courses, mentorship qualifications and continuing professional development (BLS, ACLS, ALS, EPALS, NLS) in a dedicated certifications section or integrate them with education. EPR experience (Cerner, Epic, SystmOne, EMIS) is a real filter for many trusts — list it under skills.
Practice supervision of student nurses, sitting on quality committees, protocol development — these are all strong signals for ward managers looking for senior nurses. Mention them concretely ("5 nursing students years 2-3 in the past 2 years"), not vaguely ("experience with mentoring").
