What to Include in Your CV
Name—Title/Degree
Address
Telephone (cell, home, and work)
Email address
Citizenship status (optional)
Education
Internal Medicine Residency...7/1999—6/2002
Name of Program
Any Town, State
Medical School...9/1996—5/2000
Any Town, State
Degree MD or DO
College...8/1992—5/1996
Any Town, State
BS Biology
Professional Experience
(This should include all medically related positions held since the start of medical school—any gaps in work/education history should be explained)
Chief Resident...7/2002—Present
Name of Program
Any Town, State
Laboratory Assistant...9/1998—5/1999
Name of Facility
Street Address
City, State, Zip
Office Phone and Fax Numbers
Military Service (Branch of Service)…Dates of Service
Certifications
American Board of Internal Medicine,
Board Eligible...6/2002
ACLS...5/2002
BCLS...3/2002
PALS...1/2002
Licensure (List all licenses ever held)
NPI...6/2002
DEA...Expiration 7/2003
# available upon request
California…Issued 8/2001
# available upon request…Expiration 7/2003
(Status) Active
Professional Memberships
American Medical Association
Honors and Awards
Summer Research Grant Awarded By
National Cancer Institute…Summer 2000
Magna Cum Laude Graduate—Medical
School (name)...5/2000
Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society…4/1999
Research and Papers Presented (Optional)
Intensive insulin therapy in
MICU patients...2/2002—present
Stanford University Medical Center
Preceptors: John Doe, M.D., and Mary Smith, M.D.
Your name and John Doe, M.D., “Myocardial Injury Complicating Thrombotic Trompocytopenic
Purpura (TTP)”.
ACP California Chapter 2001 Association Poster Competition Finalists”.
References (Optional)
Provided upon request
Information Current as of (current date)
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