Curriculum Vitae and Candidate's Statement - Showcasing Your Accomplishments
Clinician Educators
Overview
The curriculum vitae and candidate's statement are the faculty member's voice in their reappointment and promotion considerations. They are sent to internal and external referees, who will write letters evaluating the case for reappointment or promotion. They are also included in the materials that are reviewed by committees at the Department and the School.
Candidate's Statement
The candidate's statement is a two page long discussion of accomplishments in clinical work, teaching and administration, and scholarly research, as applicable. There is no required format.
Curriculum Vitae
Keeping Current
It is important to always keep your CV up to date by systematically collecting and recording relevant achievements as they occur. These might include:
- teaching awards
- regional and national service - membership/leadership in academic organizations, journal review, editorial boards, study sections, grant review
- invited presentations
- publications - articles, reviews, case reports, book chapters, abstracts
- extramural and intramural grants and awards
Format
Sample CV - a fictitious example demonstrating the recommended format
There is no required format for faculty CV's, but there are some requirements:
- Peer-reviewed original research articles must be listed separately from all other publications - suggested:
- original research articles published in peer-reviewed journals
- all other publications in peer-reviewed journals (reviews, case reports, letters, replies, opinions, commentaries, editorials)
- non-peer-reviewed articles
- book chapters
- books
- abstracts
- Remove all dollar amounts from grants (University requirement)
- For all grants, note granting agency, title, PI, your role if not PI, and dates of funding
- Stanford faculty terms must be listed with all start and end dates in mm/dd/yy format
- All grants, awards, etc must be listed only once (for example, do not list under "Honors and Awards" as well as "Current Funding")