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How to reference clinicals, before they happen
I would like to put my fall and spring clinicals somewhere in my resume / CL, especially for places they are very relevant. Is this a bad idea? I think I could put it in to the CL but what about the resume.
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Re: How to reference clinicals, before they happen
Just thought I'd point out that some people have no idea what a clinical is. So, you know, it's hard to answer your question.rodya wrote:I would like to put my fall and spring clinicals somewhere in my resume / CL, especially for places they are very relevant. Is this a bad idea? I think I could put it in to the CL but what about the resume.
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Re: How to reference clinicals, before they happen
OP is trying to say he will be part of a clinical trial for a new drug or something like that.
OP apparently thinking it will look good because it has the word "trial".
OP apparently thinking it will look good because it has the word "trial".
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Re: How to reference clinicals, before they happen
You can put clinics on your resume before they happen. Entries on a resume should usually have a date. That can be a future date, like "Fall Semester 2011" and "Spring Semester 2012."
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