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We have recently been recognised for our expertise in the area of CV and application editing through the publishing of another article, “Preparing winning CVs and application forms”, in the British Medical Journal.

The article draws upon our wealth of experience to cover the key steps to success for a doctor when preparing their curriculum vitae or filling in their application form when applying for a new post.

Do you put off updating your curriculum vitae (CV) until an interview presents itself? When it comes to progressing your career, never underestimate the importance of an updated CV within your portfolio. Your CV is your opportunity to sell yourself to a potential employer. Try to set aside some time twice a year to review and update your CV.

The most important thing to bear in mind when producing your CV is to make it clear, concise, and to the point. Your CV should be a snapshot of your career to date, designed to help deaneries to decide whether or not to invite you for a formal interview. As such, it should be able to engage, and, more importantly, hold the attention of someone who will no doubt have seen countless other CVs.

The article is included in the 18^th September issue of the BMJ (Volume 341, Issue 7773) and can also be viewed online at BMJ Careers.

For more information on our CV and application services, please consult our Medical CV and Application section.