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Email Support@excelmedical.co.uk
Application Writing Support
Training is long and has its challenges. CV development is essential in getting shortlisted and securing the opportunity to be interviewed. There is a lot to do. You have to perform audits, develop QI projects and show you are a leader and an educator. This is all whilst being a good doctor, parent, partner and having a healthy work life balance. However, if you are reading this then you’ve managed and well done because I know it isn’t easy. My journey towards paediatric cardiology training wasn’t straight forward. So, now is the time to put pen to paper and to illustrate your hard work in words. That isn’t always as easy as it sounds. Where do you start? What do you include? How do you articulate your thoughts in a way to score maximum points? Don’t let your hard work be spoiled by poor writing. You’ve done the hard work so be sure to get the recognition you deserve. This is why I started this service. I take the time to review and provide constructive feedback on how to improve your form and have helped many trainees secure interviews.
Benefits
- Opportunity to discuss your CV on MS Teams
- Discuss what to highlight
- Personalised review of your form with constructive feedback
- Development of a plan on how to improve your form
- Resend for a offline review
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To book your place contact me for further details.
How does the service work?
If you are interested in having your form reviewed then email me on support@excelmedical.co.uk. You will be asked to email your form and a CV (don’t worry if you don’t have a CV). This is a two hour meeting on MS Teams. During this meeting I will review your form with you giving you the opportunity to ask questions.
Cost
£300.
Additional review sessions can be arranged and are charged at £100/hour.
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Disclaimer
This is an advisory service. I will not write your form nor do I guarantee the overall success of your form. The outcome of your form is dependant on various factors such as CV content, the person marking the form and competition ratios.