Nursing Career Resources
Get help developing your career as a healthcare professional.
Job search tips for nurses
The job search process can be daunting for any nurse to navigate – from finding the right job to preparing for an interview, and everything in between. We’ve got you covered with the resources below.
A great resume can set you apart from candidates. Learn how to create or improve your nursing resume.
Cover letters are your chance to introduce yourself to a potential employer. Learn how to create your own.
Preparing for a job interview? Follow this advice to feel confident and ready to ace it.
You’ve found a great new job. Now it’s time to break the news. Follow this simple template to resign with grace.
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Tools for nurses
Continuing education credits
Get free nursing CEUs with Incredible Health to meet your state’s requirements.
Nursing salaries
Get personalized salary estimates to better understand your market value as a registered nurse.
Career development
No matter the job, it’s a continuous process to grow and develop in your field. For nurses, this can mean everything from continuing education to attending nursing conferences.
Check out these (virtual) nursing conferences to attend in 2021 to learn and network with other healthcare professionals.
No matter the career field you pursue, it’s crucial to come up with your own professional development goals.
Learn how to show off your nursing credentials in the proper way next time you apply for a job or professional opportunity.
A primary way to retain nurses is through professional development and specifically finding a nurse mentor.
Professional nursing organizations provide nurses with a chance to advance their careers, network with others within the field and learn best practices.
Goal-setting doesn’t end once you land your dream job as a nurse. Crafting attainable goals throughout your career creates a powerful incentive to get out of bed in the morning.
When not used appropriately and responsibly, social media is a liability to both nurses and their employers.
Having the proper certifications can also help you earn a job, advance your career and take on leadership roles.
The nursing scope of practice is a guidepost for professional nursing activities and best practices.
Many nurses begin as Registered Nurses (RNs) and then become Nurse Practitioners (NPs).
Though there are some overlaps, these two positions are different.
Through the RN to DNP program, the registered nurse can leapfrog the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degrees.
Not every RN has a relevant degree, so they need to have options. The RN to MSN bridge program offers a practical solution.
Nursing specialties
Nursing offers a huge variety of work environments, responsibilities, and career progression. Whatever your chosen specialty and career path, our guides can help you understand what it takes to get there.
Learn more about other nursing specialties.
What Specialty Should I Be?
Take our Nurse Specialty Quiz to see which nursing specialities fit you.
Questions from the Incredible Health Nurse Community
- What is your best tip for dealing with a stressful situation at work?
- How do you deal with veteran nurses and doctors who look down, and degrade new grad nurses? Some of them are a little older so it’s hard for me to defend myself.
- I’m 43 and want a new career. Recently I was accepted into a 24 month RN program. Am I too old to start a nursing career?
- What exactly is the role of a nursing union?
- How do I make myself more marketable?
- I want to become a nurse manager in the future. Are there any books or resources I can read to help me learn?
