Curriculum Vitae review

Review CV entirely, grammar, formatting ensuring appropriate white space, standard font size, no abbreviations, design elements, font and layouts are consistent. Document is saved in a professional/appropriate name file (i.e. doe_Jane CV [login to view URL]), personal pronouns (I, me, Andy) to be avoided. Preceptor and supervisor names included, information is easy to locate and descriptive but does not overload the reader. Utilities action verbs versus adverbs (words ending in --ING), and utilizes technical vocabulary. Heading stand out, are easy to find, and prioritized. Headers are consistent in formatting, page breaks are appropriately utilized, references are provided or are "available upon request", CV sections are places in best order to highlight applicants credentials, descriptive information is limited to unique/important content. Appropriate sections are included based on current professional content. Appropriate sections are included based on current professional status. In addition, having design elements (i.e. bullets, bolding, headings, etc.) are utilized to guide reader's eye through document and are not distracting, avoids more than 7 lines of continuous text, avoids sentence format, length/ appearance is appropriate for current professional status, i.e. Doctor of Pharmacy