4+ Nursing cover letter examples for your job search inspiration. Copy, edit, and modify them to land your dream Nursing job.
Write your nursing cover letter emphasizing your experience in caring for your patients and what responsibilities you held to perform your job.
Your cover letter should be about 150-200 words in length. You’re introducing yourself and your work here. Details are anyway available in your resume.
Below examples cover a range of nursing experiences from student nurse to RN. Find your job title in the examples below and tweak the cover letter to adjust it to your experiences.
Dear Susan, I’m very excited to write about my interest in the position of Charge Nurse at De-stress Healthcare published in the New York Times on 15th January. With my 4years of experience diversified in Paediatric, OT, and ICU departments, I possess a reasonably good experience for this position.
After graduating and receiving my RN license, I hoped to work for all types of care units at healthcare centers. This kept me on my toes to take every opportunity to serve every patient I could. My major experiences have been in nursing the pediatric, OT, and ICU units while I have had a chance to work with various other departments (Cardiology, Neurology, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, and Oncology) whenever an emergency arose.
Working in departments of variety has taught me to prioritize and organize my work schedules between departments and patient conditions. It wasn’t easy to allocate my time between patients in scenarios, but I managed to do it well through the delegation of the task to junior residents in an organized manner. On numerous occasions, I have been assigned as the Charge Nurse in the unavailability of the Charge Nurse. While I’m passionate about caring for patients, I’m also very good at operations management which I have acquainted myself with through constantly taking up challenging assignments on duty.
Working as a Charge Nurse at De-stress Healthcare would be an exhaustive utilization of my talent which I seek to improvise on throughout my nursing career.
I would love to speak to you personally and discuss how I can serve and make nursing more efficient at De-Stress Healthcare. Please reach me at 9876549876 for more information anytime.
Thanks for taking the time to read my application.
Sincerely, Richard Hudson
Dear Alexandra,
I’m writing to express my interest in the Nursing job vacancy posted on your website. I have developed the capabilities to be of excellent service as an RN to Royal Life Healthcare through my 3 years of Preceptorship Nursing experience backed by my Bachelor’s degree in Nursing.
My current role involves monitoring patients, recording their health condition, and facilitating the care required, based on the interpretation of my observations. Other than this I order and develop diagnostic tests, administer shots, assist Physicians in OT.
During the past 3years, I have also been tasked with emergency unit patient care. where I learned and performed emergency medical procedures of basic and advanced cardiac life support and a number of other medical interventions required to stabilize the condition of my patients. Through practice and observation, I have acquired a strong understanding of patient health status and am able to accurately interpret the medical information on my patients.
In addition to this, I’m very compassionate and considerate while speaking to my patients, their families, colleagues, and Physicians. I see my nursing and social skills to be of great service to your hospital.
I hope to hear from you soon and discuss more on the expectations of an RN at Royal Life Healthcare. I will call you after a week to see when I can get an appointment. If you need more information on my work profile or me, please contact me here (7676767676).
I appreciate the time you have taken to review my application. Thanks!
Sincerely, Laura Martinez
Dear Antonette,
I’m applying for the vacancy of Paediatric Nurse at Advent Children’s Hospital advertised in Daily News on 18th Feb. I have 2 years of experience as a Paediatric Nurse and I have earned a BSN, RN, and PALS to provide superior service to the children healthcare system.
I completed my clinical rotation program 2 years back at City Hospital of Wisconsin after which I have been serving as an RN in paediatrics department. I have experience in nursing newborns, infants, and children of all ages. I worked with a team of 6 RNs and 2 Physicians and co-ordinated and collaborated with all members and assisted them beyond my duties to facilitate the best treatment for every patient. I have attained proficiency in reading and comprehending EMR and EHR records and charting systems. I also monitor my patients and provide useful information to Physicians for the care and treatment of my patients.
Occasionally, I have also been tasked with surgery assistance where I have arranged for all surgical equipment required for various operations and assisted during the surgery.
I look forward to speaking with you about how I can contribute to the Advent Children’s Hospital. If you need more information on my work please feel free to reach me at 555-555-555 at any time.
I appreciate the time you took to read my application, thank you!
Sincerely, Zubin Hudson
Dear Ronald,
I’m writing in regard to working as an RN at your facility. After reading about the facility I realized that we both share common goals in understanding care and practicing compassion. Using the knowledge and experiences I’ve gained through clinical and class I would instantly become of use to your medical team.
During my clinical rotation, I learned a variety of skills that I was able to apply to my nursing practice. I have worked in a fast-paced demanding environment for 3 years where I learned how to organize and prioritize my tasks and be efficient. I also practiced Venipuncture extensively. After 2 years of patient monitoring and reading EHR and EMR records and charts I was tasked with the duties of a Charge nurse.
As a Charge Nurse, I cared for my patients, kept records of their health, monitored patient status, delegated patient care to RNs, and scheduled their time of duty to meet busy hour demands at the hospital. I also trained 10 student nurses on duty and a handful of residents in patient care.
Earlier this year I was presented with the first tragedy in my life. My grandfather had epistaxis which wouldn’t stop bleeding. He eventually ended up in the emergency room. Diagnostic tests were run and the diagnosis was acute myeloid leukemia. This affected my family and me extremely because our grandfather was not only a mentor but also somebody we strived to be like. He was admitted to the hospital where I work and within two weeks he passed away. During his stay at the hospital, I took this opportunity to exercise my nursing skills. I assisted with meals, and bedpan duties, but most importantly I was there for him. Using my time on the “other side of the bed” showed me that compassion and empathy from caregivers make a tremendous difference to patients and their families. This has motivated me to make my prime goal as a nurse to show compassion to my patients. I’m going to do this by understanding the care I give and show compassion while doing so.
My enclosed resume details my experience as a nurse. In case you need information please don’t hesitate to contact me at 555-555-5555.
Thank you for taking the time and consideration!
Sincerely, Rosalie Buckner
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