A Resume for the Radiologist
Categories: Career Advice, Medical Fields, Medical Job Advice, Medical Job Hunting Tips, medical Industry News | August 20th, 2008 | by Administrator | no comments
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Radiology professionals’ resumes are bare-bones lists of qualifications. To get noticed, you’ll need to turn your resume into a convincing selling piece that relays your value intention.
Begin by conducting research on what employers look for when hiring professionals in your field. Next, write a list of your matching credentials as well as two or three additional reasons that you would be an excellent employee. This is your value proposition — the top reasons employers should call you for job interviews.
Build credibility by including a comprehensive list of skills that are important to your career goal. Include core job and technical skills, equipment knowledge, languages and any other skills that add to your qualifications. Don’t neglect your soft skills, such as interpersonal communications, dedication to teamwork and bedside manner — employers want radiology professionals who will contribute to their team’s success.