Hospitals and clinics read a doctor CV to check three things quickly: your registration, your clinical training and your specialty interest. Put your PMDC number and degree near the top, then list house job and posts with the department, hospital size and what you handled. Keep it factual and short, with no patient names or private data.
Medical officer with 4 years of clinical experience in general medicine and emergency care in a 500-bed teaching hospital. Confident in patient assessment, acute care and clear communication, and currently preparing for FCPS Part 1 in internal medicine.
Patient assessment, Emergency care, ECG reading, Prescribing, Procedures (suturing, cannulation), Clinical documentation, Teamwork on ward, BLS and ACLS.
Put your MBBS, house job rotations, electives and research first. Mention your clinical skills, certifications and the specialty you want, so the employer sees direction.
Use a two-page reverse-chronological CV with registration, licence exams (such as DHA, HAAD, MOH, PLAB or USMLE), years in your specialty and procedures done. Add attested degree copies when asked.
Gulf hospitals often accept a formal photo, while UK and US employers prefer none. Check the job advert and follow its instruction.