MedCVHelp started as a simple idea: the person helping you frame your clinical hours and research should actually understand what those things mean — not guess at them from a template.
I'm currently a third-year medical student, which means I've filled out the same applications, listed the same shadowing hours, and stared at the same blank LinkedIn "About" section that you probably have — and I'm still in the middle of it, not looking back from the other side. Along the way, I noticed something: most resume services have no idea what to do with a CV like ours. They don't know the difference between shadowing and scribing, they don't know what a PI is, and they definitely don't know how to talk about a gap year without making it sound like a red flag.
So I started helping classmates with theirs. Then friends of friends. MedCVHelp is that same help, just organized into something anyone in the pre-med or med school world can use.
"I'm not applying from the outside looking in — I'm applying from inside the same process you are."
Every CV, resume, and LinkedIn profile starts with a detailed intake — your academic record, clinical experience, research, and goals. I use AI to help draft quickly, but nothing goes out without my own review and edits. You're not getting a template with your name swapped in — you're getting something built around your actual experience, checked by someone who knows what admissions committees and residency programs are actually looking for.
Your CV should reflect what you actually did — framed well, never exaggerated.
Clinical hours, research, and leadership are read differently in this field — I write with that in mind.
Whether you're applying with an MCAT, a UCAT, or no standardized exam at all, the process adapts to you.
Reach out any time — I read and respond to every message personally.
Start with the intake questionnaire — takes about 15 minutes.
Start your intake →