Have a competent friend proof read the final document.Write your medical CV from the recruiters point of view.After completing your initial draft go over it again and redraft it to make sure it reads right.Do not underline words, it may confuse an employers scanning software and therefore exclude you from any search results of their CV databases.Make sure your resume clear, logical, relevant and that key information is easy to find.Do this showing your best and most relevant examples of what you have done, where you did it and also when. You need to do this to gain credibility with recruiters and convince the selectors that you have the full range of skills that they are looking for. You can also break it down further by organising your experience under specific headings such as: Teamwork with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.Ĭonsider showing your experience and achievements in two separate sections, for instance relevant experience and also additional experience.Interpersonal relationships with patients.Specific hospitals or surgeries you have worked at, include positions and dates.GMC registration status, mention if provisional, limited, or full registration.
It requires excellent communication skills as you will be working as part of a team and also liaising with patients and their relatives. Working in the healthcare profession can be a demanding job. Avoid generic statements or vague assertions of what you can do, instead give specific detailed and accounts of your relevant skill sets and if possible back them up with evidence. From reading the job advert create a list of key competencies the recruiter is looking for. Make sure your CV is targeted and written for the post you are applying for. However due to the nature of the industry, a medical resume can be longer, but still try to keep it short, concise and avoid inserting irrelevant information. CVs are recommended to be no longer than two pages.
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