CV for PhD Applications

[♀HealthMatters]

Hey all, once I got my job after my MPH I went the full lazy route and just now looked at my CV. While a PhD is a full-time job, the formatting is a little different. I've obviously googled this about 100 times. I'm just not finding what I'm looking for. It's either all undergrads applying directly to grad school or PhD candidates applying for fellowships/postdocs, and I'm neither.

I have 10+ years of work experience, (7/8 pre-MPH, 2 during the MPH, and 3 post-MPH). Part of what I'm doing is angling the mix of degree and education. So, would you put your education right under your profile, or would you go straight to work experience? Also, how do you format things like abstract reading and article refereeing? 

Thank you for your help! 

[hccgrl]

On 9/5/2020 at 4:33 PM, ♀HealthMatters said:

Hey all, once I got my job after my MPH I went the full lazy route and just now looked at my CV. While a PhD is a full-time job, the formatting is a little different. I've obviously googled this about 100 times. I'm just not finding what I'm looking for. It's either all undergrads applying directly to grad school or PhD candidates applying for fellowships/postdocs, and I'm neither.

I have 10+ years of work experience, (7/8 pre-MPH, 2 during the MPH, and 3 post-MPH). Part of what I'm doing is angling the mix of degree and education. So, would you put your education right under your profile, or would you go straight to work experience? Also, how do you format things like abstract reading and article refereeing? 

Thank you for your help! 

Have you tried LinkedIn?? They have awesome advice on there.

I wouldn't add any non public/ health-care experience prior to mph. Make sure it's all Relevant.