Sample Curriculum Vitae (CV) Outline

June 22nd, 2013 1 Min read Sample Curriculum Vitae (CV) Outline Blog
Download PDF The purpose of the CV is to be able to chronologically track, and be able to account for, all time periods since the physician started medical training. This includes education, experience, military service, certifications, licenses, DEA information, etc. The CV should be constantly updated to reflect any changes so that it is always current. It is very helpful if you list “current as of (date)” on the CV.

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 Your Name—Page 2 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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Lindsay Wilcox

Lindsay Wilcox

Lindsay Wilcox is a communication professional with experience writing for the healthcare and entertainment industries as well as local government. When she's not circling typos, she's enjoying fish tacos and hanging out with her family.

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