Sarah Jenkins – CNA (Long-Term Care)

5.0

I never thought my CNA resume mattered much until I started applying and heard nothing back. I reached out for help, and what I got was way more than just a polished document. It highlighted the emotional and practical sides of my work—how I care for patients and support the team. I didn’t realize how much I was leaving out before. I finally feel like employers can actually see what I bring to the job.

Rebecca L. – CNA (Hospital Setting)

4.5

I thought I had a decent resume, but once I got it reviewed and rewritten, I could see the difference. It focused on the right things—patient safety, teamwork, quick thinking. I applied to three hospitals and heard back from all of them. It really boosted my confidence just reading it.

Emma Hayes – Nursing School Applicant

4.9

I needed help with a resume for a CNA job while applying to nursing school. I didn’t want it to be generic. This one focused on the care I’ve given in volunteer work, my training, and my goals. It helped me get a job that fits with my school schedule.

James Parker – Nursing Assistant

4.7

I was trying to move from night shifts to something more stable. My old resume didn’t stand out. With the new version, every part of my experience was described clearly, including the small things like helping patients during therapy. It was done with care, not rushed, and I got to give feedback during the whole process.