Nurse Cover Letter Your nurse cover letter should be the introductory “meeting” an employer has with you. The cover letter must be perfectly typed and contain no spelling errors. SAMPLE NURSE COVER LETTERMacon, GA 31217-3858 Sept 30, 2008 Jane Doe, Nurse Recruiter Orlando Hospital 50 East Street Orlando, Florida 32207-2714 Dear Ms. Doe, I am writing to express my interest in serving as an RN at Orlando Hospital. I am excited to be returning home, close to family and friends. I worked at Orlando Hospital as a travel nurse in the 1990’s. I left on great terms and have outstanding references which I can supply you with. I would love to come back and pursue a full time career. As you can see from my resume, my background is in the Emergency Department. I am seeking a full-time position. I am flexible as to the shifts and days I work. I have excellent letters of reference from my travel nurse experience, in addition to a fine reputation I left behind when I worked in California. My husband has been transferred to Orlando with his company and I will join him next week. I will stop by your office next Monday between 1:00 P.M. and 2:00 P.M. to fill out your formal application. If you could take a few moments to see me at this time, I would be very grateful. I will call you Friday to see if this can be arranged. Thank you for your attention. I am excited about the possibility of returning to Orlando Hospital. Sincerely, The above nurse cover letter does the following in introducing you to the employer: 1. It refers to why you are a good fit for the job 2. What experience you have and 3. How you would like the employer to proceed with this information. If you have any questions about the above information please contact us through our website. Return to the Nurse Resume Page Here for tips on writing your resume. Return to top of Nurse Cover Letter Here Visit the Travel Nurse Coach Page Here Sign up for our free newsletter!
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