what should i put on my resume?

Answer 1

i am going to copy mine over to you, so you can get an idea op what to put, for the most part just put your experience and what you are interested in.
SKILLS
•ICD-9, CPT-4, HCPCS coding of approximately 1,000 cases
•Insurance problem solving
•Insurance regulations: Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, Workers Comp, private
•CMS-1500, UB-92 approximately 300 manual and electronic claims
•Medical billing software: Medware
•Abstracting diagnoses and procedures from medical records
•HIPAA Certified

Administrative
•Multi-line phones
•Customer service
•Cash handling
•Bookkeeping, AR/AP
•10 key
•Keyboarding 35 wpm
•Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access

EDUCATION
Everest College (formerly Western Business College) Vancouver WA
Diploma, Medical Insurance Billing and Coding, June 2006
•Extensive hands-on training of 560 hours in simulated multi-specialty clinic of 300 patients. Comprehensive studies in government and private billing requirements, including CMS-1500, UB-92, medical terminology, CPT-4 and ICD-9 coding.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY(
TM Enterprises5139 N.E 94th Avenue Vancouver, Wa 7/05 – 4-06
Sales/Marketing Assisstant: Helping customers, Trying to interest them in our product, light paperwork, phone etiquette, scheduling appointments.

Weber Enterprises1015 South 1st Coos Bay, Or11/02 – 2/05
Shift Leader: Helping customers, Cash handling, paperwork, making food, cleaning, training others.

The Mill Casino Hwy 101 North Bend, Or 06/04 – 08/04
Busser: Cleaned and reset tables, assisted customers with any problems that I could help with, laundry, and light paperwork.

Apex A & B 8515 Hazel Dell Avenue 6/04-present
Marketing Director: Running the marketing department, opening and closing the office, handling money, assissting customers, heavy paperwork, and heavy phone work.

I require at least 10.00 an hour.

Answer 2

Your name, address, and phone number.
Your list of previous/ current employers with their address, date of employment, supervisor name, and contact number. Also list your job description.
Your hobbies/clubs/ volunteer work that may apply to show prove that you're a great person or as it relates to the job you are applying for.
Your education- college, trade school, training, etc.
Your references of people who will put up a good word for you. Also need their number and maybe # of years you've known them.
And if you really want to shine and if you have a particular job you want to apply for, write a cover letter. This should be the first page of your resume. It states who you are, what you believe, and how you are qualified for this position.
I pretty much got hired on because I wrote a nice cover letter. Here's an example:

I, Jenny Jones would like to apply for the position of Manager of Sales Dept. for Daily Newspaper. I have worked 3 years as a manager of a major store in Home City and was able to improve sales by 33% while reducing the number of sales people. I am a creative self-starter who looks forward to a long cureer with the Daily Newspaper.

With your resume do highlight your goods and your integrity. That's what employers are looking for. Don't make stuff up and try to sound like someone you are not. For example don't try to use big words to sound good if you don't commonly speak that way.

Finally print your resume on nice paper. I always print mine on marble blue paper from Office Max. It's a heavy paper and the color will make you stand out from all of those boring resumes that the poor employer has to go through.

Good luck!

Answer 3

you should put anything productive u have been doing since high skool..even stuff likewat clubs u were in wat sports u did where u previously worked if u were captain of anything...anything to make it seem like ur a well rounded individual =)

Answer 4

amount of schooling, the type of experience you have from other jobs, job references,