Start your resume by listing your new technical skills, then focus on your education and certifications. Then, discuss your experience in the health field. Make sure not to get in to too much detail about your health field experience. Instead, stress your management responsibilities, interpersonal skills, and other accomplishments. These skills are necessary in every field.
People tend to include unnecessary information in their resumes.
You should avoid listing personal information, such as marital status, age and height, or unrelated information such as your hobbies and interests. Employers are not allowed to discriminate based on personal information, and listing hobbies and interests wastes space that you could use to highlight your technical ability. Remember, you always have the opportunity during the interview to discuss your interests. A good resume should be no more than 1 or 2 pages. For very senior level executives, a third page might be necessary.