Wondering how to write a nonclinical resume for doctors? What should you write in a cover letter so you get noticed? How to get started with a career change? These are some of the most common questions I’m asked these days. So, if you’re looking for info on nonclinical resumes, cover letters, and career pivot advice for doctors, you’re in the right place. I’m putting some of the best advice on this popular topic from The Career Rx into one extended episode. In this episode of The Career Rx we’ll discuss:Tips for how to write a nonclinical resumeKey steps to making a nonclinical career change for doctorsWhat to put in your cover letter that’s not in your nonclinical resumeToday’s episode is a mashup of three previous episodes that all give amazing tips and advice for changing your resume and cover letter to fit your nonclinical career goals. By the end of this episode, you’ll learn how to use your resume writing skills to tell your story, the #1 skill that separates those who succeed from those who fail, and thow exactly to create a nonclinical resume that gets results. Episodes Included: Episode 3: Resumes for NonClinical Career PivotsEpisode 25: How to Make a Career Change for DoctorsEpisode 57: Writing A NonClinical Resume and Cover LetterYou may also enjoy the fabulous interview on Episode 68: Creating a NonClinical Resume with Dr. Laura McKain - it’s got great tips, and runs a solid 45 minutes - too long to include in this mashup, but well worth a listen! If you’re ready to get serious about a career change, let me help you. See the two courses below that have helped dozens of doctors land the careers they really want - even when it seemed totally out of reach. Links and Resources: The Branding Rx 18 hours of CME, mastering digital strategies for advancing your career, building your business, and growing your professional brandIndustry Insider - learn exactly how to land a rewarding nonclinical career without a new degree, connections on the inside, prior experience, or a pay cut