CNA resume example
For a certified nursing assistant, the certification and the settings you have worked in matter as much as compassion. This CNA example puts the license first, then shows patient load and the hands-on care provided.
The person, contact details and employers are fictitious. Replace them with your own information.
Skills to highlight
- Activities of daily living
- Vital signs
- Patient transfers
- EHR charting
- Infection control
- BLS certified
What makes it work
- List your state CNA certification with its number status and expiration date, plus BLS/CPR.
- Name the setting: long-term care, rehab, hospital, home health, and whether you worked nights.
- Give your patient ratio and concrete tasks: ADLs, vital signs, transfers, charting.
- Mention your shift flexibility (nights, weekends, 12-hour shifts).
The summary in this example
Certified nursing assistant with six years in long-term care and rehab. I provide gentle, careful daily care and keep nurses updated on every change I notice.
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