sbtomberlin
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I just found out yesterday that I passed my CPC exam - first time! Of course I'm super excited about it. But now it's time to update my resume, and I always get way too analytical about what I put in these things, how I word them, how I format them...I know I probably shouldn't be such a perfectionist about it but I'm new to the field and just trying my best to make a good impression. I'm also really young and not used to making resumes (this will be the first time I've actually had to use one) so I'm always second guessing myself on these things.
How should I list my new credentials as a CPC-A? I have it listed with my name so I wasn't sure if it would be too redundant to list it again under Education or maybe Credentials...but then would I just list CPC-A or put AAPC out beside it?
Maybe this would be a better question - does anyone have a good sample resume I could use to compare mine with? I've found several online but none of them seem to list any certifications and they're all from different companies.
I drive myself nuts with some of the little nit-picky things I worry about. I'm told that's a good trait to have in this line of work, though...I hope so! Maybe it's all just newbie nervousness.
How should I list my new credentials as a CPC-A? I have it listed with my name so I wasn't sure if it would be too redundant to list it again under Education or maybe Credentials...but then would I just list CPC-A or put AAPC out beside it?
Maybe this would be a better question - does anyone have a good sample resume I could use to compare mine with? I've found several online but none of them seem to list any certifications and they're all from different companies.
I drive myself nuts with some of the little nit-picky things I worry about. I'm told that's a good trait to have in this line of work, though...I hope so! Maybe it's all just newbie nervousness.