LNP 297 How to Polish Your LNC Resume

By Patricia Iyer MSN RN LNCC | June 26, 2019

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You want to put your best foot forward and supply a potential client with a resume. You will need to send an LNC resume. What should you know about how to present your credentials?

You have accumulated a lot of great professional expertise and experience. Your potential client asks for a copy of your resume or CV. The difference between these two is primarily in the area of focus and length. A CV provides a greater depth of information. A CV has no set number of pages. It can be three pages or longer.

Listen in as Pat Iyer chats about these points

  • Why you should pay attention to formatting
  • Seven great tips on creating content
  • What you should NOT put into your document
  • Why you should spell out abbreviations
  • How to name your resume

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Your Presenter

Pat Iyer has been a legal nurse consultant since 1987.  She also built a successful LNC business that was filled with loyal attorney clients who returned over and over with cases.

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