
173 applications. 17 interviews.
These are the worksheets I built because I needed them and couldn't find them anywhere.
This isn't another list of job-search tips. It's a system you use during an active PMHNP job search, the kind you open again before every interview and every offer.
✓ Application Tracker so you can see where you're actually losing in your job search
✓ Caseload + panel questions to ask before you get excited about an offer
✓ 12-item Red Flag Scorecard to complete while the interview is still fresh
✓ Total Compensation Breakdown because the highest base salary can still be the worst offer
✓ 3-Offer Comparison Grid to compare the terms that actually matter side by side
✓ Contract Terms Checklist so you know what to look for before you sign, including malpractice and tail coverage
✓ Negotiation Scripts for asking for what you need without making everything about salary
✓ Post-Interview Debrief so you don't forget what was said once you start wanting the job
✓ Interview-Rate Diagnostic to help you figure out what actually needs fixing instead of automatically rewriting your resume again
New grad PMHNPs who are applying and not hearing back, interviewing but not getting offers, or finally getting offers and trying to decide what is actually worth signing.
If you've been told to “just fix your resume,” but you still don't know where your job search is breaking down, this was built for you.
15 pages • 4 ready-to-use worksheets • Print and use throughout your job search
Built from my own experience applying for my first PMHNP role.
Precious, MSN, PMHNP-BC
Career information based on personal experience. Not legal, financial, or clinical advice. Employment agreements and requirements vary. Have a qualified attorney review your employment contract before signing.