I recently faced a challenging situation that led to a medical-related break from my career. My partner's serious health issues required my attention, prompting me to relocate to a new country to support her. Unfortunately, the stress from these circumstances strained our relationship, and we ultimately decided to part ways. After taking some time to focus on my own health—both physically and mentally—I'm now ready to re-enter the job market. I have five years of experience in global risk management within financial services, including roles in credit risk, portfolio control, and product management. My background also includes a year and seven months as a student researcher, where I focused on policy impacts during my internship, which was unavailable due to COVID. Additionally, I spent over a year in private equity, working on risk and compliance for EU-based credit funds, and I had a brief stint in fintech to secure my resident permit before my partner's health issues arose. Now, I'm unsure how to navigate my return to the workforce after this gap. I'm seeking advice on how to effectively present my situation on my CV and what steps I should take to get back into the job market. If anyone has gone through a similar experience, I would greatly appreciate your insights on how to approach this transition.
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