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IC and resumes - curious
Posted: May 05, 2012
I am sure this has been brought up before but I found nothing recently in archives. If you are considered an IC (a true IC) and you are asked to submit a resume when trying to get a position - do you list the companies you transcribed for on your resume or do you set it up as if you were self employed? I guess what I am asking is since being an IC means you technically did not work for that company (you worked for yourself) do you still list the companies you were transcribing for?
I did not - SM
[ In Reply To ..]I just listed the name of my company and the dates...I do have recommendation letters from my clients and do have listed on there that they are available upon request, but I did not list my clients...others may do different though
I do - ICMT
[ In Reply To ..]I've always worked as an IC and because I've contracted with some major hitters in the country, I do list those on my resume. When you've worked for teaching hospitals, I think it lets your prospective client know a little bit about your skill level. I've also worked for some specialty hospitals and clinics, which I've been told clients see as an asset.
same here as well - ICManiac
[ In Reply To ..]I list the last 5-10 years MTSO individually on my resume with a short description of what type of work it was and the type of platform. Beyond that, I do a synopsis of services prior to those years. For my private clients, I state information is available upon request, but do list their specialties. I think it is important to show the scope of services I have provided, as well as the ability to move fluently from platform to platform or one technology to another.
ICMT - ? for you - curious
[ In Reply To ..]So you list the specific hospitals or MTSO's? Like I have worked for some major hospitals but through an MTSO, so do you list the MTSO or the actual hospital? Or have you not worked for MTSO but only for yourself?
Resume - MT
[ In Reply To ..]I list the MTSO because that is who gives you your paycheck...they are the ones that would be contacted if a person is trying to make sure your resume checks out. If you listed individual accounts that you worked on and a prospective client contacted them to see if you were legit, they would have no clue who you are and you would be looked at as a fraud. Not to mention I would think that there would be some sort of boundary that shouldn't be crossed as well since those places weren't your actual clients and someone else's.
I list - ICMT
[ In Reply To ..]a combination of both. I've worked with a lot of services, however, and that wouldn't enhance my resume. So when I have hospitals/clinics I've done work for, be it through an MTSO or through my own contact, I list that I've completed work for... I don't represent that they are/were clients, don't list them as references, etc. Just make sure I show the depth of experience I bring to the table.
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