How do you write a clinical pharmacist resume?

To write a clinical pharmacist resume, you should highlight your skills and experience in and out of the lab. Additionally, it will be important to note the courses you completed in university, your research experience, as well as your state licensing.

Most people will start drafting their resume by writing down their educational and work experience; this will help you get a basic understanding of your experience and how to focus your resume on getting a job as a clinical pharmacist.

Once you have the basics down, it will be time to flesh out your descriptions to showcase your background in the most appealing way possible. Begin sentences in these sections using action verbs. For example, "administered immunizations and met with patients for medication" or "advised patients regarding medication side effects."

Resumes for clinical pharmacists typically focus more on education, research, and licensing, but if you do not yet have much professional research experience to include, focus on professional skills as well as your educational research.

However, if you have research experience in the pharmaceutical industry, provide a detailed explanation of your research and the results. Also, include any publications or conference presentations that you may have.