Do you need a writing resume or a nursing resume OR BOTH? This episode will help you ensure that you are prepared and able to show potential employers your qualifications for any job that you apply for so listen in now to learn more!
– The difference between a writing resume and a nursing resume
– Which one would you need when you apply for freelance writing jobs
– How do you stand out when you haven’t worked as a freelancer yet?
– How to write a freelance writing resume for a potential client
– More tips that will help you stand out as a freelance nurse writer
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– Episode 141: How to Make Your Portfolio Stand Out When Applying for Freelance Jobs With Aly Goulet
– Episode 138: Launching and Growing A Freelance Writing Business With Rachel Mazza
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