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Using title 'Dr.' on resume

If you hold a PhD and were applying to non-academic jobs, would you include the title 'Dr.' before your name on the top of the resume? (Dr. John Doe)

Or would you write as follows? (John Doe, PhD.)

Or would you just list that you have a PhD in the education section? (John Doe)

On my academic CV I just write my name (John Doe) because education is the first item listed. From what I've seen my supervisors format their CVs the same way.

For a resume in a non-academic sector however, education is often listed further down the resume and is easily lost under nebulous headings like "skills".

I couldn't find any authoritative take on the matter published online. Links or suggestions are welcome.

I want to foreground the fact I have a PhD as this would likely separate me from many other candidates. However I am concerned about coming across as too formal or elitist.

With more PhD holders pushing non-academic careers I wonder what the convention is regarding this question.

Edit: Thank you everyone who replied. The most popular opinion is to write John Doe, PhD (when crafting a CV in North America).

That's also what I agree with and will do.
gpt
I've seen "John Doe, PhD" but not "Dr. John Doe". 

You could also just list education first if that's what you want to emphasize. If you've recently finished, your PhD is your most recent job. You can rearrange/deemphasize it once you have relevant industry jobs.