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Now more than halfway through my third year of residency, I'm starting to get all these infamous emails and voicemails from headhunters and locums agencies. It's tempting to begin dealing with them right away, since I'm interested in moonlighting. I've noticed they all request a copy of my CV, and this makes me feel pretty inadequate. I've never been a stand-out academic performer. I presented one poster at a conference in medical school, and was first author on a paper on the same research project, but it was in a field other than psychiatry. I'm not a chief resident, nor have I won any awards or anything. I'm not a member of any professional societies. So what the heck do I put on my CV? And more importantly, am I woefully behind those who are capable of obtaining gainful employment at this point?