Specific techniques, skills, or equipment with which you are familiar should also be mentioned. Don't hesitate to list special experience or training in clinical areas of particular interest to you. Be sure to list any managerial or teaching experience, as these two qualities are often sought. Business knowledge, an area not typically covered in medical school, is also considered a benefit, so include it if you were in business before starting training. Licensure information may also be included.
References can be an extremely valuable inclusion.
If listing references in your CV, make sure you discuss it in advance with those you are listing. You should obtain their permission and alert them that they may be receiving inquiries about you in the near future. The CV is, of course, more than something brought along to an interview. Always include a cover letter explaining why you are mailing the CV and what the recipient should expect. If sending your CV to a search firm, you may wish to restrict its use to those practice locations you have approved in advance.