Don't Get Rejected by New Grad Residencies & Learn How to Land Your First Nursing Job

A step-by-step workshop for nursing students & new grads who want to finally start getting interviews — and stop feeling behind.

If you keep getting rejected… it’s not your fault.

Most new grads are doing the right work… in the wrong order.
Schools don’t teach you how to prepare early, how to position your clinicals, or how to write résumés and plan interview stories that actually stand out.

This workshop summarizes the guidance and advice I use as a pediatric nurse manager and RN career coach to help hundreds of new grads land their first RN role.

👋🏻And - Hi, I’m Jeannie — Nurse Manager & RN Career Coach

I’ve sat on countless new grad residency panels and reviewed hundreds of applications.
I've worked with new grads all over the United States and helped them hire into residency programs or directly onto units.
Inside this workshop, you’ll learn everything I wish nursing students were taught before graduating.

💚 This Workshop Is For You If…

• ✅You’ve applied to residencies with little to no response

• ✅ You’re overwhelmed by résumés, cover letters, or interviews

• ✅ You want to feel more confident and less lost in the process

• ✅ You struggle to talk about your clinical experience clearly

• ✅ Your interview responses feel too long, too vague, or too messy

• ✅ You’re unsure what hiring managers are actually looking for

• ✅ You want a clearer, step-by-step plan

• ✅ You want to finally start getting interviews and job offers

🤓 What You’ll Learn Inside the Workshop

This is not surface-level “Google advice.”
This is the real information I know as a hiring manager and career coach working with new grads. 

🧭 1. Your Residency Roadmap

You’ll learn:

• When to start preparing & why early matters

• Why timing and proactivity give you an instant advantage

• How to strategically use your clinical experience

• How to build connections during school

• How to avoid applying too late

• The simple steps that put you ahead of other new grads

📝 2. How to Fix Your Résumé (Step-by-Step)

You’ll learn:

• Exactly what to include

• How to format your résumé cleanly and professionally

• How to write a strong professional summary

• How to highlight clinical rotations the right way

• How to show readiness for your specialty

• What hiring managers look for when scanning résumés

You’ll see real résumé examples so you know exactly how to model yours.

🧡 3. How to Write a Strong Cover Letter

You’ll learn:

• The simple, clear structure that works every time

• How to personalize your cover letter for each unit

• What to say about your motivation and strengths

• How to demonstrate alignment with the specialty

• How to write in a way hiring managers actually read

🎤 4. Interview Prep Made Simple

You’ll learn:

• How to prepare confidently without memorizing

• How to structure your introduction

• The questions you absolutely need to prep for

• How to talk about your clinical experiences without rambling

• How to use behavioral-based stories effectively

• How to avoid the most common mistakes new grads make

You’ll leave knowing how to prep most effectively so you can be more confident.

💬 5. How to Follow Up the Right Way

You’ll learn:

• When to follow up (and when not to)

• What to say in a post-interview email

• How to reinforce your fit for the unit

• Full examples included

🤝 6. Networking for New Grads (Simple, Not Scary)

You’ll learn:

• How to build professional relationships during school

• How to make a strong impression in clinicals

• How to use networking to boost your chances of landing interviews

❤️ This Workshop Will Help You:

• Understand why you’re getting rejected

• Build a résumé & cover letter that stand out

• Communicate your clinical experience clearly

• Learn how hiring managers evaluate new grads

• Improve your interview confidence

• Create a realistic, effective strategy for landing your first RN role

🙏🏻 Ready to finally start getting interviews?

Grab the workshop today & start learning instantly.