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i wouldn't bother with a professional service. my field is pretty general, so i customize my resume to EVERY position i apply for.
do some reading on it, look at examples, and try to make a clean template you can use. then see if someone with experience can help you (if not personally, i'm sure there's plenty of design majors on forums that'll gladly take a peak and give you some help). a couple people i know are design majors, and so they helped me make my resume/cv. chose what font i should use, organization, that sort of thing.
proper fonts, hierachy, clean lines and organization are what you should be looking at when you're making a template.
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