Experience

San Juan Regional Medical Center

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 400 - 500 Employee

• EMT-Basic

  • Aug 2017 - Present

• EMT-Basic

  • Aug 2017 - Present

• Paramedic

  • Oct 2020 - Present

• AEMT

  • Jul 2018 - Present


San Juan College
• United States
• Higher Education
• 400 - 500 Employee
• Course Instructor

  • Feb 2019 - Present

San Juan County Fire Department
• Firefighter/EMT Basic

  • Jul 2016 - Mar 2019


United States Marine Corps

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• 6212/6018-Powerline Aviation Mechanic/Quality Assurance Representative

  • Jun 2011 - Jun 2016

  During my time in VMA-211 I became the youngest individual to ever obtain my Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative qualification. While achieving this I was in direct supervision of approximately 30-45 workers at any given time, 12 AV8B Harriers, upwards of $100,000 in tools and equipment that were necessary to perform various maintenance tasks, and supervised the Ground Support Equipment licensing for my work center. I was directly in charge of my workers training syllabuses via ASM… Show more During my time in VMA-211 I became the youngest individual to ever obtain my Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative qualification. While achieving this I was in direct supervision of approximately 30-45 workers at any given time, 12 AV8B Harriers, upwards of $100,000 in tools and equipment that were necessary to perform various maintenance tasks, and supervised the Ground Support Equipment licensing for my work center. I was directly in charge of my workers training syllabuses via ASM documentation and ensuring that the work center was kept up to date with all Aviation Maintenance Advisories. I ensured that all maintenance was done safely, correctly, and completed in a timely manner. As a Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative I also had the final word in all troubleshooting procedures regarding the aircraft. I have personally trained over 50 Marines in proper management roles, Plane Captain Certifications, Collateral Duty Inspectors, and Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representatives. Show less During my time in VMA-211 I became the youngest individual to ever obtain my Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative qualification. While achieving this I was in direct supervision of approximately 30-45 workers at any given time, 12 AV8B Harriers, upwards of $100,000 in tools and equipment that were necessary to perform various maintenance tasks, and supervised the Ground Support Equipment licensing for my work center. I was directly in charge of my workers training syllabuses via ASM… Show more During my time in VMA-211 I became the youngest individual to ever obtain my Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative qualification. While achieving this I was in direct supervision of approximately 30-45 workers at any given time, 12 AV8B Harriers, upwards of $100,000 in tools and equipment that were necessary to perform various maintenance tasks, and supervised the Ground Support Equipment licensing for my work center. I was directly in charge of my workers training syllabuses via ASM documentation and ensuring that the work center was kept up to date with all Aviation Maintenance Advisories. I ensured that all maintenance was done safely, correctly, and completed in a timely manner. As a Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative I also had the final word in all troubleshooting procedures regarding the aircraft. I have personally trained over 50 Marines in proper management roles, Plane Captain Certifications, Collateral Duty Inspectors, and Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representatives. Show less