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Question by Ava: What to write on a resume cover page??
what do i write on my resume’s cover page.
i have 2 other pages listing my previous work experience…but the cover page..is that like an introduction?
what do i say?

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Answer by b2fnow
Introduction to Cover Letters
There are three general types of cover letters:

The application letter which responds to a known job opening (sample cover letters)
The prospecting letter which inquires about possible positions (sample prospecting letter)
The networking letter which requests information and assistance in your job search (sample networking letter)
Your cover letter should be designed specifically for each purpose outlined above as well as for each position you seek. Do not design a form letter and send it to every potential employer (you know what you do with junk mail!). Effective cover letters explain the reasons for your interest in the specific organization and identify your most relevant skills or experiences (remember, relevance is determined by the employer’s self-interest).

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With so much information a medical resume cover letter can be a task to write.  Not to mention the work involved if you’re making it custom to the place you’re applying too.  This is something I would always do with my resume.  My idea was to stand out land the interview and let the rest fall where it may.  Preferably with me hired.

I over came the difficulties of writing my medical resume cover letters when I figured out that if you write the letter in familiar language to the reader it instantly gives the reader confidence.  That’s why usually people with experience get hired.  They know the language, the terminology of the field.  This portrays more professionalism and knowledge.  I did some homework on the subject and noticed a difference when I put the technique to work on my resume cover letter.

Custom medical cover letters aren’t so difficult to write, you simply have to show knowledge of your job and the company if you can get good relative information on the place.  I like to find out a little about the place I’m applying too.  If I know the place I’m applying for has been recognized for, lets say, burn treatment or what ever.  I point out how learning their techniques would help me continue to develop my skills and how it would be great working with certain individuals employed there who are well versed on the subject.

I always keep my letter to just one page.  Being that its a medical resume cover letter, the resume is many times longer than two pages and making the letter to long would give the reader four pages to read.  I keep it at one page and make reference to parts of my resume where the reader can find more information about my experience on what ever subject Im trying to put across.

That said writing a medical resume cover letter is not as difficult as it seems.  Having the right tools and doing a little research will help land interviews and get more job offers.

A simple resume cover letter that stands out is one that comes across honest with desire to learn.  Regardless on how much experience you may have on the subject.  There’s always room to grow and learn from others in the field.  This I know can help anyone’s chances of being hired.  The following three have helped my get to more interviews than anything else.

To keep it as simple a resume cover letter as possible, I don’t go over one page.  I know at times we have many points we want to put on the page but consider the amount the reader has to read.  You don’t want to be the one who wrote a book and the reader just passed it up because it looked like a task just to get through the cover letter.  The following step I know helped me cut down my cover letter size and make them go to the resume.

Here’s what I did to make them read my resume.  Lets say I’m talking about past team experience on projects.  I would say something like “as you’ll notice on the projects section of my resume, I worked on the XYZ program and several others that had great success.  They’re all pointed out on that section for your review.” This way I would give them something to turn the page for.  Otherwise, the reader might think there’s nothing new to read on the resume.  Many people tend to repeat what’s on the cover letter and the resume.  Don’t do that and keep it a simple resume cover letter.

The third would be a question.  Where does exaggeration become a lie?  Remember we started with the point of being honest on our letter.  I know how sometimes I was tempted to exaggerate my letter to the point where it had parts that weren’t exactly truths.  I don’t recommend lies on the cover letter.  They can come back and bite you.  Instead, I would focus on my desire to learn and my ability to pick things up quickly with minimal delays or loss of productivity.  In cases where I was limited on experience or I wanted to make my letter a little more specific to the industry I would use my resume creator to clean up the language I used for more specific language to the field.

That’s what worked for me my simple resume cover letter, thought I don’t always get the interview it has been well received by the readers.

Don’t make it to long, don’t ramble
Direct attention to your resume through your cover letter
Don’t lie about past experience if you don’t have it, but show desire and the ability to learn quickly.

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Question by keith s: what info is on a resume cover page?
still working on my resume,found a form for the main body,but need to know what info should I put on a cover page? ( I’ve heard one needs one;like I’ve said before I have no idea what a resume needs) is there anything else I should include besides the cover page and the main body?

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Answer by hr4me
Go to the microsoft web page, downloads, templates. They have sample resumes, cover letters (business letters) and salary history’s you can use.

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A medical resume cover letter can be a long letter to read.  If you have a lot of experience to put in front of the reader, you want to make sure they read it, especially if it’s something that can give you an edge on getting the position.  Here’s what I do to make sure they flip the page to my resume.

My medical resume cover letter stands out for one reason.  I nicely reference on my cover letter where to read on my resume.  Simply said, I use the cover letter to not just present the resume but also to point to the sections of the resume where I’ve inserted information, I think will be relevant to the position.  Yes this does require me to change the resume a bit.  It’s worth it.  I’ve had great results doing this.

My sister is in the medical field.  I worked with her on her medical resume cover letter recently and that what we did.  Simply stated, we touched on a point on the letter and said something like “you can read more about what I accomplished with that position on point X of my resume.”  The idea was to spike the interest, and following it up with some where on my resume where the reader could get more information about that point.

Of course my resume was formatted in a way that the points of reference were easy to find.  Now the question is “Does the medical resume cover letter get to long?”  The answer is “‘no.”  Keep the letter to just one page.  It’s not uncommon for a medical resume to be longer than a regular resume.  Two pages would be acceptable.  The letter on the other hand, you’ll want to keep it at one page.  Don’t repeat what’s on the letter on the resume and vice versa.

A bland letter will not make it past the first review.  Give your cover letter life by making it a little more interactive.  These are people reading it after all.

The medical resume cover letter should present the information in language familiar to the reader.  Here’s where those cover letter programs really helped to format the language of the letter.  Medical professionals speak in a certain language, so do those in engineering and educational fields.  Presenting the information in a manner that they understood and where familiar with, I think contributed to the call backs.