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This may be a dumb question, but when you are doing a CV, should I include my board scores, or just state "passed"? Are there any sites to show how to do a medical CV? Thanks
I agree, don't put anything about boards on your CV. It looks tacky....everyone has to take them afterall.julestx said:I havent heard of anyone even putting the boards taken on their cv. Did anyone else do that? I vote for no score, and probably vote for no Step's mentioned either. There are tons of cv's on the web for viewing, and if you do a search for "cv" or "m.d." or something on Google, you'll get to view some medical cv's.
GeneGoddess said:I think I included the fact that I TOOK the exams (IE: USMLE Step One: Passed 1999, etc) on my "hand out copies" CV, but I didn't feel it necessary to include scores. IMHO, the test is designed as a minimum qualification, not a scale of how good a physician you are (long rant). I also included a section that said US Citizen (I was born overseas, so I needed to make that clear).