How long to keep P4 rotations & presentations on a resume?
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I took mine off after my residency. So a year of being a pharmacist is my stance.
We had a CV workshop for residents by faculty and they seconded Xiphoid. We were told to leave them on as PGY1s but take them off as PGY2s.
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They shouldn't be on your resume in the first place. They should be on your CV. You can remove them from your CV after residency (those rotations/presentations will take over, lol).
What if you didn't do a residency?
I went from school straight into a clinical/staff hospital job. I had all of my P4 rotations on my CV. When I was ready to move on to my second full time position, I updated my CV and removed all of my rotations.
Hate to join in on all the thread bumping we've had lately, but I remembered reading through this one before.
What's the opinion on including the rotations if you're applying to a location where you had a rotation? I've worked in retail for about a year since graduation, so if I only include my work history it appears I have zero experience for this job. If I only include the one rotation that is relevant it looks a bit funny to me also.
What's the opinion on including the rotations if you're applying to a location where you had a rotation? I've worked in retail for about a year since graduation, so if I only include my work history it appears I have zero experience for this job. If I only include the one rotation that is relevant it looks a bit funny to me also.
Mention it in your cover letter.
You know what's been annoying me lately? People who put conferences they've attended on their CV. Seriously? How desperate/lame are you?
You know what's been annoying me lately? People who put conferences they've attended on their CV. Seriously? How desperate/lame are you?
Yeah, it makes them look lame, so stand out yes...in a bad way.
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