Nursing Cover Letter:
A cover letter should accompany your resume, and offer a brief summary of the job you’re applying to and your qualifications.
Include: your achievements, expertise
Tips for writing a cover letter
Personalize the cover letter to the position for which you’re applying; each position should have a customized cover letter
Identify your reader(s) by investigating the hiring manager/interviewer and company
When writing your cover letter convey to that person by using the form “Dear” and the person’s title who maybe conducting the interview.
If applicable, give references to your expertise
End your cover letter with a strong paragraph stating that you’d love to speak further about the position, and instruct the reader how to get in touch with you
Intro paragraph: A few things to include are insight of why you are in contact with that person (“I am writing to express interest in…”). Include the title of the occupation to which you’re applying and where you gained insight of that position (i.e. job website, indeed, etc.).
Second Paragraph: Include information of your education: program, graduation date, and academic successes. To keep the reader/hiring manager engaged talk a little about the company you’re applying to – why are you interested in this position at this facility. Lastly thinking back on yourself include one important fact something that would stand out from other applicants. Second, include what about the occupation peaked your attention and what would make you a reliable candidate. Draw attention to your expertise and how it’s relevant to the position to which you’re applying. Be sure to include strong (and diverse) examples of how past experiences have prepared you to handle the duties of the job you’re seeking.
Last Paragraph: briefly recap why you’re a great candidate for the position. Express that you would like to further discuss the position, and provide information on how to proceed with the communication process afterwards. Sincerely, Name