Fellowship Sample CV

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Utilize this file as a sample fellowship CV to guide the structure, formatting, and content of your own application.

This example is intended to help you understand how to present your experiences clearly, strategically, and professionally.

Important considerations when using this resource:

Please direct others to Pillspective to access this file rather than sharing it directly.
Not every section in this sample will apply to your background; tailor your CV to reflect your unique experiences and strengths.
Maintain clean, consistent formatting throughout. Ensure alignment, spacing, font usage, and section organization are uniform and visually professional.
Always submit your CV as a PDF to preserve formatting across devices and reviewers.
Quantify your accomplishments whenever possible (for example, “analyzed data from 200+ patients,” “led a team of 5,” “improved efficiency by 15%”).
Prioritize your most relevant experiences first. If you have industry experience, highlight it prominently; if not, emphasize research, leadership, clinical exposure, or other applicable work.

Additional tips to strengthen your CV:

Use strong action verbs (for example, “designed,” “implemented,” “evaluated”) to clearly convey your contributions.
Keep descriptions concise and results‑oriented; avoid long paragraphs.
Include leadership, teamwork, and initiative‑driven experiences, even outside of formal employment.
Highlight research, presentations, publications, or posters when applicable.
Ensure there are no spelling or grammatical errors; attention to detail reflects professionalism.
There is a wide range of opinions on the “right” CV length; what matters most is including relevant, meaningful experiences in a clear format. For most applicants, this will often be around 2–3 pages, but there is no strict page limit.
Use consistent date formatting and list entries in reverse chronological order within each section.
Ask a mentor, advisor, or trusted colleague to review your CV before submission.