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RURAL CALIFORNIA NURSING Preceptorships RC NP Writing a Cover Letter I. Coordinate with Resume II. Organize “Sushi size”* Paragraphs PARA 1. Introduction Who are you? Why are you writing? Convey enthusiasm PARA 2. Why Them? Be genuine Personal experience, reputation, knowledge of agency PARAS 3 & 4. Why You? How are you unique? What are 2 or 3 of your most outstanding qualities? What experiences are most important and relevant that you share? Show don’t tell” PARA 5. Conclusion Thank your reader for their time and consideration Convey enthusiasm III. Cover Letter Rules ABSOLUTELY NO misspellings, • Use good grammar IV. Final Reminders • Don’t be afraid to show your uniqueness • Keep it to one page – less is more • Use “sushi-size” paragraphs • Always save as a pdf before sending online * Sushi-size paragraphs are “bite-sized” as opposed to paragraphs that are lengthier, requiring one to consume with a “fork and knife.”

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Page 1: writing cover letters webRURAL CALIFORNIA NURSING Preceptorships RCNP Writing a Cover Letter I. Coordinate with Resume II. Organize “Sushi size”* Paragraphs

RURAL CALIFORNIA NURSING Preceptorships

RCNP

Writing a Cover Letter

I. Coordinate with Resume

II. Organize “Sushi size”* Paragraphs

PARA 1. Introduction Who are you? Why are you writing? Convey enthusiasm

PARA 2. Why Them? Be genuine Personal experience, reputation, knowledge of agency

PARAS 3 & 4. Why You? How are you unique? What are 2 or 3 of your most outstanding qualities? What experiences are most important and relevant that you share? “Show don’t tell”

PARA 5. Conclusion Thank your reader for their time and consideration Convey enthusiasm

III. Cover Letter Rules • ABSOLUTELY NO misspellings, • Use good grammar

IV. Final Reminders • Don’t be afraid to show your uniqueness • Keep it to one page – less is more • Use “sushi-size” paragraphs • Always save as a pdf before sending online

* Sushi-size paragraphs are “bite-sized” as opposed to paragraphs that are lengthier, requiring one to consume with a “fork and knife.”