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minimum requirement expected of a good medical CV in terms of content
and format.
We hope it would act as a starting point for you and help you craft your very own CV and stand out from the crowd.
The Sample Medical CV
ALISON Bond BSc MBBS
24 Geek Street, Leyton, London E10 6NF
Tel: 0208556606; Mobile: 07760786008
Email: anyaddress@samplecv.com
Profile
A conscientious reliable and hardworking medical professional, pays attention to details, crusader of clinical governance, with excellent interpersonal and time management skills, seeking further training and experience in accident and emergency medicine while working towards a career in laparoscopic and bloodless surgery.
Educational Qualifications
Medical School/University Attended
Qualification (s) Obtained
From – To
King’s College London
Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
28/08/06 – 21/06/2011
King’s College London
Intercalated BSc, Medical Sciences (Hons)
20/09/08 - 15/06/09
King Edward Grammar School Chelmsford
6 A* at GCSE O/L
23/09/99 - 10/06/05
GMC Status Registered with the General Medical Council (GMC )UK. Full Registration number 607456666 Membership of Defence Union Member, Medical Defence Union (MDU). Registration number: EA56666X.
Employment History
Name and Address of Employer
Grade and Specialty
From – To
University Collgege Hospital London
PRHO General Surgery and Medicine(Under Professor Barter and Dr Collins)
04/08/11 – 02/02/12
Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford
SHO Trauma and Orthopaedics (Under Mr Taylor)
04/02/12 – 02/08/12
Skills and Proficiencies Able to recognize and give immediate and appropriate treatment in a wide range of Medical and Surgical conditions including:
Myocardial infarction
Acute coronary syndrome
Pulmonary embolus and Sickle Cell Crisis
Deep vein thrombosis
Acute asthma attack
Severe exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Diabetic keto-acidosis
Community and hospital acquired pneumonia
Seizures
Poisoning / overdose
Acute abdomen, post-operative oliguria hypotension and post-op infections
Urological emergencies such as pyelonephritis, renal colic, haematuria and urinary retention
Orthopaedic injuries such as fractured neck of femur, ankle injuries, Salter Harris fractures, supracondylar fractures, Montaggae / Galazzae fractures, osteomylitis and septic arthritis.
I have experience conducting independent and consultant led ward rounds in a range of clinical settings.
I am proficient at the following procedures:
Arterial and venous line insertion
Central line insertion (internal jugular and femoral)
Chest drain insertion
Lumbar puncture
Proctoscopy, sigmoidoscopy and banding of hemorrhoids
Interpreting a range of plain films including Chest, Abdominal, Spine and Limb X-Rays.
Teaching Experience Informal teaching of nursing and medical students by the bed side
Audits
Conducted an audit on the cost effectiveness of pre-donated autologous blood transfusion six weeks pre-operative in patients undergoing knee and hip replacement studies at Broomfield Hospital over a one year period of June 2010 to May 2011.
Found out that there were 38 percent reduction in hospital stay (p-value <0.001) as well as 19.9 percent reduction in post op wound infection (p-value <0.04).
More frequent use was suggested, and a colleague would be re-auditing in three months time to close the audit loop and re-evaluate gains if any to the department.
Publications
1. Bond A. Role of Nebulised Adrenaline in the treatment of life threatening Anaphylaxis.
Clin Exp Allergy. 2012 Apr;06(4):043-103.
2. Bond A, Fisayo S, Burkle K. Meningococcal Meningitis - A Review.
Clin Immunol. 2010 Apr;03(4):503-13.
3. Bond A, Toby G. The Role of Mitochondrial Regeneration in Sexual Maturity .
International Journal of Science. 2010 Apr;03(01):104-13.
Management Experience Was in charge of medical students’ hostel as the welfare secretary, Medical Students’ Association. I had to manage a group of six office staff attached to the medical students’ secretariat, motivating them for optimal performance, as well as the annual budget.
Career Goal My short term goal is to undertake a six months training in accident and emergency medicine, which I strongly believe will be a bed rock on which a successful career in any acute specialty should be built.
This job will also help me towards meeting my training requirement towards completion of my basic surgical training.
I am committed to a career in bloodless and laparoscopic surgery. On completion of my higher surgical training, I hope to be actively involved in teaching and research into bloodless surgery in the UK.
Hobbies My hobbies include:
Crayfishing
Mountain walking with my wife and daughter
Web design
Medieval history and travelling
I was most delighted to complete the London marathon last year, raising £22,425.00 for a charity organization
Referees 1. Professor A.K. Barter MS, PhD, FRCS
Consultant, Endocrine and Minimal Access Surgery
University Collgege Hospital London
Telephone: 020712145632
Fax: 020712145632
Email: Khan.barter@uclh.nsh.uk
2. Dr J.M Collins MRCP
Consultant Physician and Gastroenterologist
University Collgege Hospital London
Telephone: 020712145897
Fax: 020712145897
Email: jerry.collins@uclh.nsh.uk
3. Mr D.Z Taylor MD FRCS (Ortho)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon
Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford
Telephone: 01245440761 Ext 3999
Fax: 012455653998
Email: derek.taylor@meht.nsh.uk
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