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1. Medical resumes
Medical resumes can pertain to doctors, nurse, administrators, and medical support staff. Search for good
examples of your specific job description and study the resume examples that seem most professional
and clear. A good resume is poignant and not verbose. Experience will be a big factor here but you won't
stand a chance of making it to the job interview if your resume is shabby. So review the resume tips and
medical resume samples before you craft yours to make sure it has the right stuff.
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The typical resume strategy of listing your responsibilities will certainly not harm your chance of landing
an interview, but it may not work in your favor either. As the authors of a book on expert healthcare
resumes note, it is crucial to also sell yourself through your resume by describing actual benefits and
results of your accomplishments. But don’t limit yourself to just on-the-job attributes.
In addition to the nuts and bolts of the resume, it could be beneficial to include a section for your interests
and hobbies—especially if they can be seen as enhancing your healthcare work. The person looking at
your resume can infer a lot about you through your activities.
If you are confident and competent in using Word, tables can be used to create plenty of white space to
help the reader scan the document and reduce fatigue. If you use tables, I recommend making each line
of text around two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of the page – shorter lines are easier to read and
aid concentration. Use font sizes that are easy to read. I have seen people use 9 point Arial or even 9
point Arial Narrow in an effort to minimize the number of pages used. Doing this can make it hard for the
reader. Remember, your objective is to make it as easy as possible for your potential employer to want to
read your resume.
If you are not confident or at least competent to an intermediate level, don’t use tables. They can be tricky
and Microsoft, after all these years, has still not cleaned out all of the irritating ―bugs‖ contained in the
tables function.
A four or five page well laid out document that is easy on the eye and leads the reader smoothly through
the information is more effective than something crammed into two pages that makes it impossible to find
anything and requires the reader to make more effort than necessary to deal with the information.