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CV/Resume Strategies and Tips Julie Vick, Career Services /careerservices Biomedical Postdoctoral Programs Career Workshop Series Basic Job Search Skills CV and Resume CV (Curriculum vitae) Also called a “Vita” Purpose of a CV is get you an interview Details all your academic credentials and professional accomplishments Used for seeking Academic jobs Research jobs in government laboratories Funding (grants or fellowships) Highlights your technical skills and summarizes academic accomplishments and professional history Used for seeking Positions in industrial research Resume Purpose of a resume is get you an interview Summarizes your experiences and skills as they relate to a specific non-bench career or jobs Descriptions of skills, experience and education should be targeted Used for seeking Non-research positions in such areas as business, law, writing/editing, policy and regulation Sections of the CV Basic sections Name and Contact Information Education Honors Research Experience OR Two sections: Current Research AND Previous Research Experience Publications Invited Talks Additional possible sections Skills and Techniques Grants Teaching Experience Research Interests Memberships Academic Service CV Template (on Career Services web site)(part 1) NAME Contact information. [Include institutional mailing address, phone number, email, and URL, if you have one. Can also include home address and phone number. Can include visa status. Do not include Social Security number or personal information.] CURRENT RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of X, Laboratory of Dr. Z., starting date - present Institution, City, State [Text discussing overview of research, stressing purpose of research and conclusions. Make this interesting] EDUCATION [Could be first section.] Institution, City and State, Degree, Field, Date Dissertation: Advisor: [Or, “Committee” and include committee members’ names.] [Start with your most recent education and wor