Physically Challenged (Medical Research) Resume

The resume of a physically challenged medical research professional exhibits the candidate's proficiency in carrying out extensive applied research through medical experiments, along with his depth of knowledge and familiarity with various experimentation and documentation procedures and modern techniques for the analysis of biological specimens and samples. With the field demanding accuracy in functioning and a high quality service to be delivered, you as a candidate longing for an opportunity within this field, should successfully project your key strengths and willingness to become an active part of the team. Being physically challenged does not limit your chances to earn an interview, provided that you organize your thoughts carefully before adding them in your resume.

Mention your involvement in any research conducted on vaccines, antibiotics, or drugs. It is recommended that you include a profile summary or an executive summary, immediately following the objective. It's like summarizing the most significant points pertaining to your profile and channeling them onto the little piece of paper. Here, you need to include about 6-8 points pertaining to your involvement in medical research so far, where all facts and figures should adhere to brevity and precision. If you wish to include the details of any honors or awards that you may have received along your career course, this is where you are to do so, provided that the information holds utmost relevance to the job profile that you are currently seeking. Following the summary, zoom in on your core competencies, include about 5-6 points that speak your ability to withstand the challenges and transcend within the realm of medicine. Cut down on all mundane or general skill sets to facilitate a completely worthwhile read that would only project significant details pertaining to your profession. Include a point or two describing the positiveness found in your character, and that which will be of fundamental use to the employer. Now, as you have included the profile summary, you need not list your previous job descriptions. Simply include the basic details in a reverse chronological order. Educational details need not be elaborated too, unless you are a recently graduated student. References are to be provided only if the employed has specified.

Given below is a free sample of medical research resume for the physically challenged, for your reference. Observe its layout and study the nature of the content. It is mandatory for every resume should bear a personal appeal. Not only appeal, in fact it should be a personal message to the employer, expressing your inspiration and willingness to become an active contributor of medical research. Remember to customize the contents before you include them in your resume.

Joyce J. Miller
4223 McDonald Avenue
Orlando, FL 32805
(407) 913-0174
joyce_miller@email.com

Objective:

Physically Challenged Clinical Research Associate seeking an opportunity to perform advanced biomedical research, including deep pre-clinical research and study related to modern surgical practices such as microsurgery.

Profile Summary:

• Over 5 years of total experience in medical research, 2 years in clinical research
• Conducted extensive research on subjects pertaining to public health and non-communicable diseases
• Deeply involved in studies within the areas of physiology, microbiology, and oncology
• Coordinated and actively participated in bi-annual clinical research campaigns, including animal studies
• Experienced in the review, interpretation, and verification source data and clinical trial related documentation
• Closely familiar with the clinical safety regulations; adherence to GCP procedures
• Performed clinical experiments, involving testing of blood and tissue samples
• Provided organizational support for the smooth functioning daily office functions, involved in the compilation and maintenance of medical research data

Key Skills:

• Highly self-motivated, confident and efficient communicator, with a unidirectional vision for the service of medicine as a science concerning life
• Experienced in the provision of overall administrative support for medical facilities
• Quick decisiveness, highly efficient in situation handling and the execution of emergency protocols
• Sound knowledge of time and patient management, including schedule maintenance
• Proficient in the documentation of internal as well as global medical updates for significant future reference
• Expert in the interpretation and analysis of medical and statistical data

Work Experience:

Medical Research Executive
Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute - Orlando, FL
Jun 2009 till present

Clinical Research Associate (Internship)
Florida Clinical Research Center - Maitland, FL
Feb 2003 till Apr 2006

Education:

UCF College of Medicine, Orlando, FL
2006
Placed in grade B

Bachelor of Biological Sciences
Central Florida Institute
2001

References:

Available upon request