Resume Question for Moonlighting

Started by xampower
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I have made a contact for a moonlighting position during my transitional year and need to send the company a resume. I am doing a transitional year and next year will begin anesthesia. My question is how do I incorporate where I will be doing residency next year or do I leave out where I matched.

On my resume should I create a Section for Postgraduate Education or Clinical Training and put where I will be doing my TY and Residency with the dates? Should I title the Section Future Postgraduate Education? Or do I not even put this info on my resume. I would like to incorporate it somehow because I think where I will be training is a plus. Anyway, any feedback would be great.
 
xampower said:
I have made a contact for a moonlighting position during my transitional year and need to send the company a resume. I am doing a transitional year and next year will begin anesthesia. My question is how do I incorporate where I will be doing residency next year or do I leave out where I matched.

On my resume should I create a Section for Postgraduate Education or Clinical Training and put where I will be doing my TY and Residency with the dates? Should I title the Section Future Postgraduate Education? Or do I not even put this info on my resume. I would like to incorporate it somehow because I think where I will be training is a plus. Anyway, any feedback would be great.

I'm not sure it really makes much difference. As for where you will be training (ie, your Anesth spot), again, I doubt listing future training positions will make a difference to someone reviewing your file for a current moonlighting job. All they care about is what you've done to date.