How to Write a Winning CNA Resume: Objectives, Skills, and Examples
Reviewed by If you look at sample resumes online, you’ll see dozens of different formats and resume templates. Some are simple; others are elaborate. Don’t worry about being fancy or adding clip art of stethoscopes or Band-Aids. Keep your resume neat and error-free. Make copies on good-quality white paper.
When you apply for a job in person, you may be asked to fill out a paper application. Complete it and attach a copy of your resume. Yes, much of the same information will appear on both, but your resume will make your application stand out.
If you submit your application online, you should also have an opportunity to attach your resume. Again, even though the information may seem repetitive, go ahead and attach the resume.
The health care industry is competitive.
Although the demand for CNAs is growing, you want to have a competitive advantage, especially for the best jobs. Your resume (together with a CNA cover letter) can open doors for you, so don’t neglect these valuable tools.
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