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Note: Registration required (Register through Eventbrite)

This workshop is for current and former UCSF students and postdocs only.

This workshop will introduce the you to difference between a CV and a resume, and teach you how to craft a solid industry researcher resume.  Finally, you will learn four steps for tailoring your industry resume each time you apply for a job, so that you will be recognized as an ideal fit for that job. Bring a paper copy of whatever CV or resume you have and receive constructive coaching on how to improve it!

Learning outcomes:

By the end of this workshop you will be able to:

  • Explain the difference between a CV and resume, what you’ll be writing & why

  • Follow the three steps to organize and write a resume or CV like a career counselor

  • Organize, format and frame your document to better target opportunities that you're interested in 

Presenter: Naledi Saul, Director, Office of Career and Professional Development at UCSF

Other programs in this series:  (must register separately for each date; all are on Monday's at noon - Lunch will be provided)

*Each session is meant to stand alone; attendance at previous sessions is not required.

1. July 8, 12:00 - 1:30pm: Industry Job Market

3. July 22, 12:00 - 1:30pm.:  Interviewing for an Industry Researcher position  

4. July 29, 12:00 - 1:00pm.: Compensation Negotiation for an Industry Researcher position  

Additional resources available on our webpage.


 

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