
This is my actual CV template. The same structure, format, and clinical language that got me hired in every nursing role I have held, from my first international position to senior roles in the UK NHS. Anonymized and ready for you to fill in with your own details.
This is the CV that changed my career.
I am a Registered Nurse with over 10 years of clinical experience. I hold an MSc in Public Health, I am registered in Nigeria, the UK and the USA, and I have worked across Emergency Departments, Urgent Care, Infection Prevention and Control, Public Health, and Continuing Healthcare.
Every single one of those roles, from my first international nursing position to my current senior role in the UK NHS, was secured using this CV format.
This is not a generic template I found online and repackaged. This is my CV. The one I actually use. The structure, the bullet points, the clinical language, the way the experience is laid out. All of it comes from the document that has consistently landed me interviews and job offers.
I have anonymized it by removing my name, my employers, my schools, and my dates. What remains is the exact framework, format, and clinical wording that gets results.
π What You Get:
β My actual CV structure in Word (.docx) format, anonymized and ready to edit
β 6 fully written role templates covering the progression from Staff Nurse to Charge Nurse, including Emergency Department, Urgent Care, IPC/Public Health, Assessment Nursing, and Clinical Nursing
β Real clinical bullet points drawn from actual job descriptions and real work. Not generic filler. Every bullet point reflects how experienced nurses describe their work to hiring managers.
β Three column Core Competencies section optimized for ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) so your CV gets past the filters and in front of a human
β Licences, Registrations, and Certifications section with examples for multi country registration (NMC, State Boards, AHPRA, NMBI, and more)
β Language Skills section with IELTS/OET guidance
β "Countries Registered to Practise" field, because multi country registration is a selling point
β Tips page with country specific CV guidance for 8 countries: UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Germany, and the Middle East
β 10 international nursing job portals so you know exactly where to apply
β Key regulatory bodies for 9 countries so you know who to register with
π©Ί This Template Covers These Nursing Roles:
β Charge Nurse / Senior Staff Nurse
β Health Protection Practitioner / IPC Nurse
β Assessment Nurse / CHC Nurse / Case Manager
β Urgent Care Coordinator
β Staff Nurse (Emergency Department)
β Registered Nurse / Clinical Nurse (International)
You do not need to use all 6. Pick the roles that match your experience, delete the rest, and you have a clean, professional CV ready to submit.
π Works for Any Country:
This template is not locked to one country. I designed it to work wherever nurses are in demand:
β United Kingdom (NHS and private sector)
β United States (hospitals, clinics, travel nursing)
β Canada (provincial health systems)
β Australia (public and private healthcare)
β New Zealand (DHBs and private sector)
β Ireland (HSE and private sector)
β Germany (hospitals and clinics)
β Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar)
The tips page tells you what to adjust for each country so you do not have to guess.
π€ About Me:
My name is Kelvin Ossai. I have been living and working abroad for over 7 years. I hold an MSc in Public Health and I am registered as a nurse in both the UK and the USA. I have supported nearly 100,000 people with free relocation updates, job opportunities, and visa guides through my content, and I have personally guided over 1,000 individuals through one on one sessions.
This CV template is the foundation of every job I have landed abroad. Now it is yours.
π‘ How to Use It:
1. Download the .docx file
2. Open in Microsoft Word or Google Docs
3. Read the tips pages first so you understand what each country expects
4. Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details
5. Keep the roles that match your experience and delete the ones that do not
6. Tailor your Professional Summary to each job you apply for
7. List all your nursing registrations from every country where you are registered
8. Delete the tips pages before sending to employers
9. Save as PDF
10. Apply with confidence
This is not theory. This is the document that got me where I am today.
Download it. Edit it. Submit it. And go get that job.
Created by Kelvin Ossai | @iam_kelvinossai
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