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Geneticist CV Template + Tips and Download

By: Sobhan Mohmand, Editorial manager Last updated: 16 Oct 2018

Tip: Use the Geneticist CV Template below as an example to help you write your own personal and fully-tailored CV.

Aaron Smith

67 Tulip Road
Liverpool
L15 6UJ
Mob: 079 8322 4562 Email: aaron.s@live.co.uk

Personal profile statement

I am a committed, determined and self-motivated Geneticist with experience of studying genes, diagnosing genetic diseases and assisting with the development of new drugs. My core skills include experimental design, field work, statistical data analysis and a wide array of laboratory techniques. I have an analytical and investigative approach to my work which has enabled me to achieve a 1st class honours degree in this field. I have demonstrated an ability to manage a laboratory project and communicate with a wide variety of scientific colleagues through my previous work experience. I have the capability to work efficiently as part of a team but can also work individually and on my own initiative. I consistently strive to work to the best of my ability and deliver professional standards at all times and in all circumstances.

Achievements

1st class Honours degree in Genetics from the University of Liverpool
Diagnosed novel gene mutations that resulted in three separate genetic disorders
Achieved three A-Levels at grade AAB

Education

2009 – 2012

BSc (Hons) Genetics

University of Liverpool

Grade achieved: 1:1

Relevant Modules:

Human and Clinical Genetics or the Molecular Biology of Cancer
Gene Expression and Development
Laboratory and Professional Skills for Bioscientists
Protein structure and function
Immunology & Infection

2007 – 2009
Results: Biology: A Maths: B Chemistry: A

A Levels

Summerfield College

2003 – 2010
Results: 11 GCSEs at Grades A*-C.

GCSEs

The Blue Coat School

Work experience

Sept 2013 – Current

Geneticist Green Health NHS Trust

Main duties performed:

Assisting with the diagnostics of genetic disorders, including Cystic Fibrosis, Tay-Sachs, Jackson-Weiss Syndrome and Huntington’s disease
Assisting with the development of new drugs and therapies
Performing DNA extraction (from mouth swabs, blood and semen samples)
Performing data analysis; coding, data extraction, storing, preparation of charts and data analysis using linear models in R
Supervising the day-to-day running of laboratory procedures
Managing a small team and training junior staff a range of laboratory techniques
Training new members of staff in laboratory protocols
Regularly liaising with colleagues, collaborators, clinicians, lab technicians and other professionals
Currently working on mutations in FGFR3 genes causing achondroplasia
Reading and analysing scientific literature
Attending scientific events, conferences and seminars
Performing general laboratory duties include record keeping, equipment monitoring, stock control, and issuing clinical reports upon request

Jul 2012 – June 2013

Research Technician University of Liverpool

Main duties performed:

Assisting the senior lab scientists with their investigations
Using PCR to multiply DNA for testing
Using SSCP to detect mutations
Supervising work of junior staff members and students
Performing general admin duties for the department

Qualifications

NHS Scientist Training Programme (STP) certified

Skills

Excellent verbal communication skills gained from delivery of presentations, seminars and tutorials as a part of my course, and excellent writing skills which have developed to a high standard through the rigours of university assignments and research projects in full-time employment.
Experienced in carrying out molecular laboratory work, including DNA extraction, cell membrane extraction, PCR, microsatellite genotyping, direct sequencing (ABI), SDS- PAGE, Western blotting, and cell and viral culture.
Expertise in long and short term cultures for karyotyping (prenatal, aborted and postnatal tissue samples), and SNP genotyping.

References

Mr Dylan Jones
Senior Geneticist, Green Health NHS Trust
Address: 12 Milk Rd, Essex, EI48 1YT
Tel: 0743 4251 9999
Email: jones.d@live.co.uk

Mrs Donna King
Researcher, University of Liverpool
Address: 5 North Road, Liverpool, L10 3IE
Tel: 0750 4562 5621
Email: donnaking@gmail.com

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Tips

Knowledgeable: A Geneticist should be someone who is well-grounded in all aspects of their job and have an outstanding and up-to-date knowledge of science and genetics. Your CV should clearly reflect that you are an expert in your field and the most effective way to achieve this is to mention all the studies or experiments that have contributed towards. These contributions could have been in diagnosing genetic diseases, the studying of genes, or in the development of new drugs. You should also capitalise on any major breakthroughs or achievements by mentioning it in the “Achievements” section of your CV.

Good Luck!

OVERVIEW

SALARY RANGE
£25.000 – £45.000
ENTRY
Degree and Work Experience
WORKING HOURS
37+ hours per week

Competencies

Scientific Method
Possessing strong knowledge of science and the scientific methods
Investigation
Researching specific genes, diseases, genetic disorders and metabolic conditions
Diagnostics
Diagnosing diseases and offering appropriate medication or therapy
Caring
Ability to care for and empathise with patients’ needs
Organisational Skills
Excellent organisation skills to balance a heavy workload
Computing Skills
Having good knowledge of computers, Microsoft Office and scientific computer programs