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Write a unique personal statement, then let Elaryvo pull posts, qualifications and gaps you have already logged. Do not invent duties.
A professional medical CV is a map of your career, not a marketing essay. In Elaryvo it starts with a personal statement you write yourself, then the facts you have already recorded.
The CV is only as honest as the career record underneath it.
Write it yourself. Elaryvo will not generate it from your posts.
Four to eight short sentences is usually enough: who you are professionally, the work you do now, what you are aiming at, and one or two strengths you can evidence.
Do not paste a generic paragraph from the internet. Do not include patient stories or identifiers. If two doctors could swap the statement, it is not unique.
Most recent first. Use the title you actually held, not a UK title you wish you had held.
For a GMC Portfolio Pathway CV, go from the current post back to your primary medical qualification. Account for gaps over a few weeks.
The short description of the work you typed on the career log is what appears — Elaryvo does not invent duties or outcomes.
Job in the NHS: NHS Jobs / Trac-style pack (Elaryvo does not submit the application).
GMC specialist or GP registration: GMC Portfolio Pathway CV, suggested when that pathway is active.
Australian registration: Ahpra pack, where that published CV format exists.
Canada and the US: use the standard medical CV. Those systems do not publish an equivalent single CV template.
It will not submit a CV to Trac, the GMC, Ahpra or an employer.
It will not write your supporting information against a person specification.
It will not claim that a downloaded CV is accepted by a regulator.