Work as Medical Assistant will help on CV - arjunpal

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my friend who matched this year told me that showing USCE without any insurance can trouble you and your MD TOO. My husband is doing medical assistant job and we are worried whether we should show USCE or not as he dont have any insurance.

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HOW I got IM rez despite several USMLE failures (31,000 views)

http://imgusmleandresidency.blogspot.com...dency.html

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HOW I got IM rez despite several USMLE failures (31,000 views)

http://imgusmleandresidency.blogspot.com...dency.html

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HOW I got IM rez despite several USMLE failures (31,000 views)

http://imgusmleandresidency.blogspot.com...dency.html

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Mery. What do u call whatvu have just described? I mean in the "position" part of the clinival experience what name do u suggest to write for a MA that has hands on under supervision?

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Yes. Include it on your CV.

You're not applying for a job, where you would want your resume to identify just certain jobs you have held that might be closely related to the opportunity. You are applying for a residency.

A CV is a document identifying ones life accomplishments both academically and professionally. You include everything.

In order to stimulate a more robust conversation and exchange of ideas I have a couple of questions:

Why would some of you think that it is incorrect to include this early chapter of your life on such an important document?... why would some of you (those who weren't MAs) think that it would be below you to include such information on your CV?

Cheers!

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yes it definitely helps.
I also work as physician assistant. But get paid as medical assistant. I have to work as medical assistant too If Our medical assistant is too busy or sick.
Its a good hand on experience.

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No. You are a doctor, not MA.

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good for your cv

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What do u guys MA that has hands on under supervision ? Still MA or something else ?