CV writing service

A tailored CV writing service for nurses and healthcare professionals

A CV tailored to the job role you're applying for, professionally copywritten and designed by people who understand nursing, midwifery and how to present your story honestly, even after a difficult chapter.

£70One CV, written for one specific job role
Tailored to the person spec Editable file + PDF Handled in confidence
A healthcare professional working on her CV at a laptop with a notebook and pen
£70 tailored CVCopywritten and designed
ATS-friendly layoutReads well to people and systems
£70, one-offOne tailored CV and PDF
Tailored to the roleWritten to the person spec
ATS-friendlyReadable by people and systems
Handled in confidenceIncluding gaps and FtP history
What's included

What you get for £70

One professionally written, professionally designed CV, built around the job you actually want, not a generic template you have to rewrite for every application.

Tailored to a specific job role

Send us the job advert or person specification. We write your CV against it, so the essential and desirable criteria are easy for a shortlister to find.

  • Your experience mapped to what the employer has asked for
  • A profile written for this role and this employer

Professional copywriting

Clear, confident wording that turns a list of duties into evidence of what you achieved.

Professional design

A clean, consistent layout that is easy to scan on screen and in print.

Healthcare-specific language

Written by people who know bands, revalidation, the NMC Code and how clinical roles are described.

ATS-friendly

Simple structure and real headings, so applicant tracking systems can read it.

Sensitive handling of gaps and FtP history

Career breaks, conditions of practice or time away after Fitness to Practise, described honestly and without drama.

Editable file and PDF

You get an editable file to keep updating, plus a PDF ready to send. Revisions are included until it sounds like you.

The difference

From a list of duties to a CV that answers the person spec

Most healthcare CVs we see describe the job, not the person doing it. We restructure yours around the role you're applying for, lead with what you achieved, and make your registration, skills and experience easy to find.

  • A short, specific profile at the top
  • Key achievements that match the essential criteria
  • Registration, training and revalidation in one place
  • Consistent formatting that survives email and upload
Illustration of a generic CV before: dense, unstructured blocks of text DUTIES JOBS
BeforeOne generic CV for every job, written as a list of duties.
Illustration of the same CV after: a clear header, profile, key achievements matched to the person specification, experience and registration sections PROFILE KEY ACHIEVEMENTS PERSON SPEC EXPERIENCE REGISTRATION & TRAINING
AfterWritten for one role, structured around the person spec and easy to scan.

Illustrative example only, not a real person's CV.

How it works

Four steps to a CV written for the job you want

No payment now. We check we can help before anything is charged.

Send your order form

Tell us about you, the role you're applying for and anything you'd like handled sensitively.

We confirm the details

We reply to confirm what we need and the turnaround, then send a secure payment link for £70.

We write and design it

We may ask for your current CV by email, then write and design your new one around the person spec.

Review and revise

You check the draft and we refine it until it sounds like you. You get an editable file and a PDF.

Who it's for

CVs for nurses, midwives and healthcare professionals

Whether you're going for your next band, moving sector or returning to work, we write for healthcare roles only.

Registered nurses

From newly qualified to senior roles, across adult, mental health, children's and learning disability nursing.

Midwives

Hospital, community and specialist roles, with your skills and experience written the way midwifery employers describe them.

Nursing associates

Show the breadth of your practice, your training and where you want to go next.

Other healthcare professionals

Allied health professionals and clinical staff applying for NHS, private or agency roles.

Returning after Fitness to Practise

If you're returning after suspension, working under conditions or explaining a gap, we help you present it honestly.

Not sure it's right for you?

Ask us before you order. We'll tell you honestly whether we can help.

Ask a question
Handled with care

Career gaps and FtP history, written honestly

Career gaps, conditions of practice or time away after a Fitness to Practise process can feel impossible to put on paper. We were founded by a nurse who has been through the NMC process, so we understand what it's like to apply for jobs afterwards.

We never hide or misrepresent anything. We help you describe what happened in a factual, proportionate way, put the focus on what you've learned and what you can offer now, and prepare you to talk about it with confidence.

Fit 2 Practise is independent and not affiliated with the NMC. We give general guidance, not legal advice. If you're unsure what you must disclose, speak to your union (such as the RCN or Unison) or a regulatory solicitor.

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Order your CV

Tell us about you and the role you want

The more you tell us, the better we can tailor your CV. Everything you share is kept confidential.

1 · About you
2 · The role you're applying for
Give us the advert link, the person spec, or both.
3 · Your experience
Confidential. We only use this to write your CV.
File uploads aren't available on this form. Paste it here, or we'll ask you to email your current CV when we reply.
4 · Style and timing
E.g. the application closing date.

No payment now. We'll confirm the details and send you a secure payment link for £70.

CV writing FAQ

Questions about our CV writing service

Can't see your question? Ask us and we'll reply within 1–2 working days.

One CV, written and designed for a specific job role, in healthcare-specific language, with sensitive handling of any gaps or Fitness to Practise history. You get an editable file and a PDF. Turnaround depends on your deadline and what we need from you, so we'll confirm it when we reply to your order.
Yes. Revisions are included. You review the draft and we refine it with you until you're happy it sounds like you.
Yes. Your information will never be shared with any third party, and anything you tell us about gaps or Fitness to Practise history is only used to write your CV. See our privacy policy.
The job advert or person specification, your current CV (paste it into the form, or we'll ask you to email it), your key achievements and anything you'd like handled carefully. If you don't have a current CV, that's fine: we'll work from what you tell us.
There's no payment when you send the form. We'll confirm the details first, then email you a secure payment link for £70.
A CV is a summary of your experience, so it doesn't usually set out the details of a case. You must still answer honestly whenever an application form or employer asks, and conditions of practice and interim orders are shown on the NMC's public register, which employers check. We help you describe gaps and restrictions factually, keep the focus on your learning and skills, and prepare to talk about it at interview. Our guide to applying for jobs with conditions of practice goes into more detail. For advice about your own situation, speak to your union (for example the RCN) or a regulatory solicitor. This is general guidance, not legal advice.
Many NHS roles are applied for through NHS Jobs or Trac, which use an online form and a supporting statement rather than a CV upload. Because we write your CV against the person specification, you can reuse its wording in your supporting statement, and it's ready for employers and agencies that do ask for a CV.
Briefly and honestly. A short, factual line about the gap, followed by what you did during it (learning, reflection, other work, CPD) and what you now bring, usually works better than a long explanation. Our Rebuilding Confidence course covers interviews and disclosure in more depth.