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4 October 2026 · Australia

What to change
on your clinical CV.

“being a clinician I’m a practical gal”

The short version

I took my last clinical CV and rewrote it for the Project Manager job I landed as my second non-clinical role.

The teardown is on its own page: the original with a comment on every change, and the edited version beside it.

If you send me a job ad and your CV, I’ll review one against the other the same way.

Being a clinician I’m a practical gal so I’ve torn down my last clinical CV with a re-write targeted at the Project Manager role I landed as my second non-clinical role.

Teala's clinical CV with review comments down the side, rewritten for a project manager role

Click the image to see the whole thing with comments and then flick over to edited version to see the “after”.

Cos I remember what it was like trying to translate clinical skills to non-clinical roles AND know how much job applications SUCK - I’m gonna R/V 3 CVs against job ads for free.

Send me the job ad you’re thinking of applying to as well as your most recent CV. I’ll R/V it against the job ad just like I have above.

Next: the selection criteria answer I wrote for that same project manager job.

This first went out to Post-MDT subscribers on 4 October 2026. You can read the original edition in the archive, or get the next one in your inbox.

Read enough? Go find the role.

The blog is the why. The guide and the quiz are the which: the non-clinical roles your clinical training actually maps to, and what it costs (in time and money) to get there.