OBJECTIVE

To obtain employment in the Southern Utah University Aviation Department as a Certified Flight Instructor to apply my skills and knowledge to train other pilots and to become an integral part of a team.

RATINGS

Helicopter Flight Instructor with Instrument Instructor

Commercial Helicopter with Instrument

Nationally Registered E.M.T.

FLIGHT HOURS

Total Time: 440.1..................Robinson R-44: 155.8

Pilot in Command: 345.9......Enstrom F-28: 121.0

Total Rotorcraft: 438.5..........AS-350: 117.7

Instrument: 107.3..................B-206: 34.9

Night: 80.4............................B-407 9.1

Cross Country: 300.9............Helicopter Turbine: 161.7

KEY SKILLS

Robinson R-44 SFAR Endorsed

Robinson Helicopter Safety Course Completed

FAA Wings Safety Program Participant - Achieved Basic-Phase 1 Level

Able to keep calm in stressful situations

Strong Team Member

Perpetually Seeking to Learn Something New

Strong Desire to Continue to Improve Piloting Abilities

EDUCATION

Southern Utah University - Bachelors of General Studies

June 2014 - Present

Immersed in numerous areas of knowledge through traditional classes, hands on training, and Experiential Experiences.
Trained as a helicopter pilot along with regular aviation classes to receive the Experiential Learning Experiences S.U.U. expects from students.

Southwest Applied Technology College

August 2016 - December 2016

Trained as an E.M.T. under the rigorous S.W.A.T.C. emergency medicine program.
Gained the E.M.T. certification .

EXPERIENCE

Upper Limit Aviation, Cedar City, Utah - Aircraft Fuel Technician

December 2015 - August 2016

Ensured proper amounts and correct types of aviation grade fuel were dispensed in aircraft.

Upper Limit Aviation, Cedar City, Utah - Maintenance Intern

June 2014 - December 2015

Assisted aircraft mechanics in completion of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks to ensure a safe flying environment.

City of Sugar Land, Sugar Land, Texas - Public Safety Communications

March 2009 - April 2014

Answered 911 emergency phone calls and recorded information provided by caller and dispersed information to proper agency.
Operated, simultaneously, the police and fire radio channels ensuring correct and timely information was given to responding officers.

United States Army, Germany - Engine Shop Supervisor

July 2001 - January 2009

Supervised 12 mechanics in the repair, overhaul, and rebuild of helicopter turbine engines.
Deployed to the Iraq and Afghanistan areas of operation in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.