How to Create a Nurse Practitioner Portfolio
If you made it to the interview phase for a nurse practitioner position, you should be prepared to defeat the competition. Preparing for an interview as a nurse practitioner requires several things, including the compilation of a portfolio. A nurse practitioner will be considered professional and attentive to detail if a portfolio is presented at a job interview. A portfolio is a professional notebook that includes documentation of your work experience and special skills to present to a perspective employer.
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Instructions
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Create a resume. Include your basic information, such as your full name, contact address and phone number and your license number. Add your educational and employment history, including any current certificates you possess.
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Copy all documents you have relating to your continuing education to maintain your license. Employers like to see what classes and services you have attended or provided to gain more knowledge in the field.
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List goals that you would like to accomplish and document your progress. Include at least five goals from the last year. You may also include any annual reviews you have received from previous employers documenting your skills and progress.
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Include any professional or community activities in which you have been involved. This may include professional or community organizations, committees or special programs.
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Finish your portfolio with copies of rewards you have received. Document any letters of appreciation, including letters or recommendation or thank-you notes from patients and families.
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Tips & Warnings
Use card stock for all documents.
Include any publications or presentations that you created.
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