Performs flying duties in HH-60G helicopter, to include visual and instrument flight, low level flying and navigation, tactical and remote operations, personnel recovery, aerial gunnery, day and Night Vision Goggle (NVG) water operations, sling load procedures, alternate insertion/extraction (AIE) procedures, and helicopter aerial refueling (HAAR). Leads two crews, and seven or more personnel to accomplish Personnel Recovery missions, to include Combat Search and Rescue (CSAR), Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC), and Non Combatant Evacuation (NEO) operations, amongst others. Instructs and evaluates pilots in all HH-60G qualification areas and Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs).Coordinates with representatives of two other flying squadrons, as well as Intelligence personnel, to develop effective and accurate training scenarios for multiple personnel in specialized career fields. Liases with 101 RQS personnel to ensure HH-60G training objectives are met and that events are properly scheduled/supported.

Supervised a team of six individuals working in Squadron Tactics and Current Operations. Served as the primary point of contact for external organizations planning to conduct training with the squadron.Deployed in support of Operation Inherent Resolve, serving as the 46 ERQS Operations Officer and a Flight Lead in the Iraq/Syria/Jordan area.. Served as the primary point of contact for external organizations to include USAF squadrons, Special Operations mission planners, and others. Spearheaded a Partner Nation Integration event with the Israeli Air Force's No. 123 squadron, focusing on sharing Personnel Recovery/CSAR techniques and procedures.

Served as the squadron's primary evaluator pilot; responsible for ensuring accurate evaluation folder records for 40 personnel and ensuring other evaluators were current on regulatory knowledge. Developed and maintained standardized evaluation profiles for use within the squadron.Participated in Search and Rescue operations following Hurricane Florence in North Carolina.

Upgraded to Flight Lead in April 2014; Instructor Pilot September 2014; Evaluator Pilot April 2016.Worked with three other members to ensure the highest level of tactical knowledge is provided to and demonstrated within HH-60 aircrews in the squadron, and also plans tactical training events. Also worked with representatives from other flying squadrons and intelligence to integrate forces for effective personnel recovery tactical training. Attended and graduated Power Management course at High Altitude Aviation Training Site, run by Colorado ARNG.Participated in Search and Rescue operations for Hurricanes Harvey (Texas) and Irma (U.S. Virgin Islands); pilot-in-command for over 60 saves.Deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom (Horn of Africa) and Operation Inherent Resolve (Iraq/Syria) as a Flight Lead.

HH-60G copilot; upgraded to mission pilot/aircraft commander in April 2013.Worked with two NCOs to complete training and scheduling tasks. This included planning weekly, monthly, and yearly flying schedules, coordinating upgrade training, and planning/coordinating training exercises with other military organizations.Deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom to Camp Leatherneck/Bastion, Afghanistan.

-Assist in the development of SCORM compliant courseware to support multiple aircrew syllabi, with the goal of training and certifying crewmembers in basic and tactical operation of the HH-60W (Combat Rescue Helicopter).-Provide aviation/H-60/Personnel Recovery subject matter expertise to various HH-60W engineering working groups and Integrated Product Teams when requested.-Coordinate with customer and suppliers to ensure the highest quality training courseware is produced and delivered on time or ahead of schedule.-Study and review aircraft basic and tactical systems in order to be prepared to assist in HH-60W instruction of USAF personnel.

Assist with a Training Needs Analysis and construct an Aircrew Training Task List for aircrew training.Assist in development of a Training System Requirements Analysis for formal submission to the U.S. Army as part of Sikorsky's proposals. Interact with engineers and test pilots to better understand the unique aircraft systems and prepare to instruct academics for customer initial cadre students.

TDY to the AFAFRICA/USAFE (617th/603rd) Personnel Recovery Coordination Cell in support of Operations Odyssey Guard (OOG) and Unified Protector (OUP). Served as a Watch Officer, responsible for the coordination and communication of Personnel Recovery planning and actions among other U.S. military, allied, and government personnel recovery specialists. Assisted in contingency planning for overt and covert operations related to OOG and OUP. Responsible for tracking in flight emergencies/combat operations and informing rescue forces of updates to same. Assisted in planning for USAF deployment of rescue forces on board allied warships to provide seaborne PR coverage. When on duty, served as the immediate SME to AOC Watch Officers in regards to Personnel Recovery issues, questions, and/or concerns.

HH-60G Pave Hawk Mission Qualification student. Trained and evaluated on visual and instrument flight procedures and maneuvers, remote site locations, low level and tactical operations, helicopter aerial refueling, and other subjects.

Flew T-6 Texan II, UH-1 Huey, and TH-1H "Huey II." Trained and evaluated on contact (visual) and instrument flying, formation flight, low level operations, and other subjects.

Trained and evaluated newly hired EMTs in all aspects of knowledge and performance. Provided patient care in medical and trauma situations to a diverse population, in both urban and rural environments. Worked closely with other agencies, to include fire departments, police, other EMS providers, and aerial medevac teams.

Worked per diem during college breaks and after graduation. Provided patient care in coordination with an Advanced Life Support provider (Paramedic). Operated ambulance and medical equipment in a variety of environments and situations.