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Title: Curriculum Vitae and Personal Statements


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Curriculum Vitae and Personal Statements
  • Suzanne Rose, M.D.
  • Lawrence Smith, M.D.

2
Curriculum Vitae
  • Purpose
  • Relevance
  • What goes in
  • What stays out

CV
3
Curriculum Vitae
  • Identification information
  • Education
  • Medical Education
  • Undergraduate Education
  • Honors/Awards
  • Research Experience
  • Abstracts/Publications

4
Curriculum Vitae
  • Certification
  • USMLE
  • BLS, AHA, etc.
  • Memberships or Professional Societies
  • Experience
  • Teaching
  • School Leadership
  • Community Service
  • Other

5
Curriculum Vitae
  • Hobbies
  • Outside Interests
  • Foreign language skills

6
Curriculum Vitae
  • Categories stand out
  • Appearance
  • Paper
  • Identification on pages 2 and beyond
  • Think about what you reveal about yourself and if
    you want to reveal that
  • Ethnic background
  • Religion
  • Family

7
Personal Statement
  • Professional background
  • Qualifications
  • Why you have chosen this residency
  • Career goals
  • Humanizing information

8
Personal Statement
  • P
  • Personal
  • R
  • Relevant
  • S
  • Sincere
  • U
  • Unique

9
Personal Statement
  • Be brief
  • Start early, refine, revise
  • Throw out your statement that got you into med
    school
  • Include experiences that demonstrate your
    interest
  • No generalities

10
Personal Statement
  • Include info about other aspects of your life
  • Allow others to comment
  • No misspelled word
  • Avoid poor grammar
  • No slang
  • Write clearly

Gonna Aint Cuz GOMER Scut puppy
11
Personal Statement
  • Save your acting ability for the interview
  • End with a positive or upbeat statement, a
    clincher
  • No risks
  • Turn all negatives into positives

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12
Personal Statement
  • Consider IF you really want to include (and you
    may want to)
  • Personal information about your family
  • Personal information about illnesses you may have
    had or your family has had, consider the risks
  • Identification information minority status,
    religious preferences, etc.

13
Personal Statement
  • Remember you statement may be read by a
  • 30 year old woman
  • 45 year old man
  • 50 year old woman
  • 65 year old man
  • Someone who may have deep convictions about an
    issue . . . . . . . . . . .
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