Resume Expert says:
I know from my experience that a Medical Representative markets a technologically sophisticated product to well educated physicians. If you’re an applicant, do submit a resume indicating your degree. Don’t make any gaps in employment look obvious as it can be viewed as negatives by employers. Do note if you have any foreign-language skills. Hype-up your resume with lots of good keywords and highlights of sales accomplishments. For applicants with no sales experience, those with a background in healthcare or clinical work may have an advantage. Plus, don’t forget to highlight your willingness and aptitude for learning new things quickly.
Recruiter’s comment:
Weak Points:
- Career objective not indicated
- No relevant work experience in the field of Biology
- Education, Internship etc. are all written with caps. Font size too big
Strong Points:
- Above average education background
- Active participation in campus and community activities with leadership position
Recommendation:
- Add career objective at the top to determine position applying
- Reduce the size of Education, Internship etc. and should not be written in all caps.
- Aligned the References to the left to be consistent with the rest of the text.
The sample is applicable as:
- Research Assistant professional resume
- Medical Staff professional resume
- Medical Representative professional resume
- Trainee, Clinical Microbiologist professional resume
- Biology Teacher professional resume
- Medical Assistant professional resume
- Staff Biologist professional resume
Employers that may be interested:
- Field Research Assistant – Monsanto
- Biology Teacher – NYC Teaching Fellows program
- Medical Science Liaison – Johnson & Johnson
- Staff Biologist – Merck
- Project Biologist Job – URS
Summary:
The candidate is a graduate of Bachelor of Arts in Biology. She finished her internship at Wilson Hospital under Rehabilitation Section. She has actively participated in campus and community organizations.
