Arnold Said:

how do I write a resume?

We Answered:

If you have the new Microsoft Office, Word will have a template you can work off of. If not, just make a heading that includes your name, address, telephone number and e-mail address. Then have a heading that reads Professional Experience & Achievement. Under this, you'll include the jobs you've had started from the most recent. At the end of each job, indicate the dates you worked at the job. For each job, write your responsibilities and any awards you received or any other acknowledgment. After that, make another heading that says "Education" and well... Write what schools you've gone to, the dates you attended, your GPA, after school activities and your achievements. After that, you're done. :)

Beverly Said:

REPLY NEEDED BY TODAY!! 10 POINTS!!! Should I write a resume for a volunteer position that I am applying for?

We Answered:

Ask yourself: what could it possibly hurt?

I don't think a thank you letter is necessary, but a resume or coverletter would be nice. If you really want the position, I don't see how it would hurt your chances of being accepted. It shows that you're dedicated and thorough in what you do, in my opinion.

Ace the interview? Know what you're talking about. Show confidence and personality. Convey to the person that you're dedicated and want to help out with the hospital. Smile and be positive.

Good luck with the interview.