Anatomy of a Job Search: A Nurse's Guide to Finding and Landing the Job You Want

By Jeanna Bozell

"Anatomy of a Job Search" provides all of the absolutely essential information that nurses and nursing students need in order to locate--and land--the most rewarding jobs available. Written by a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0874349508
• ISBN13: 9780874349504
• Release Date: March 1999
• Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
• Length: 146 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

All you need to know about job search but were afraid to ask

I have worked most of my 23 years as a nurse in a variety of jobs but all in one geographical area. Now I am moving and needed advice on how to do a long distance job search. Jeanna Bozell's book answered all of my questions and more! I especially found the chapters on how to write a cover letter, the telephone interview, and how to negotiate the salary offer very helpful. The entire book is an easy read with lots of helpful insights on how to put your best foot forward in selling yourself. I feel better prepared to find the right job match and to discuss the job offer.

A valuable and timely resource for nurses.

Finally, a comprehensive resume guide for nurses! Well written and easy to read, with practical, real life scenarios. This book is helpful to nurses at all career stages. It should be integrated into nursing education as core curriculum.

A practical guide--anyone could get a job using this.

I'm not a nurse, but I found the book to be insightful and practical. The examples were especially helpful. Insructions were easy to follow,

Excellent resource for nurses in any stage of their career

I had the opportunity to read this book and feel it is one of the greatest resources out there today for nurses. Whether you are a nurse just graduating and starting out in your career or whether you are a nurse with 25 years of experience, this book can help guide you on how to make difficult career transitions. Ms. Bozell wrote in an easy to read and easy to understand style. Obviously Ms. Bozell's prior experience as a nurse has helped her in her career as a search consultant as well as an author. She is able to give pointers and tips that not just any recruiter would be able to do. She has walked the walk and talked the talk. I think that's what will make this book a success. This book is a necessity to every new grad out there and should be a staple in every nurses home library. Bravo!!!