I will write an ats nursing resume for registered nurse, new grad and travel rn

No honest writer can promise that, and hiring depends on factors outside any resume. What I control is the part that filters most applicants out before a human ever reads them: ATS formatting, the right nursing keywords, and clearly quantified experience. That is what gets you seen.

Yes, and new grads are a big part of who I write for. I lead with your clinical rotations, the units you trained on, your BSN or ADN, and transferable strengths like patient education, charting, and teamwork. The goal is to read as a capable entry-level RN, not as someone with an empty resume.

Yes. Send me the job posting or specialty you are targeting (ICU, ER, Med-Surg, L&D, OR, oncology, and others) and I match the wording to it. For travel roles I highlight compact-state licensure, experience across multiple EHRs, and quick onboarding, which is what travel recruiters scan for.

A human writes and edits every resume. I use AI tools only to speed up keyword research against your target roles, never to auto-generate your story. Everything in the final document comes from your real experience, written to sound like you.

Send your current resume (or a rough outline if you do not have one) and one target job posting. If anything is unclear I will ask a few short questions. You receive an editable Word file and a print-ready PDF, both formatted to pass ATS screening.