Jennie Steeneck

Founded Trifecta Dog Training, offering dog training, behavioral evaluations, and pet sitting. Specialize in addressing challenging behaviors, creating customized training plans, and providing top-notch service to clients. Manage daily operations, client relations, employee hiring/firing/management, finances, and all other aspects of owning an LLC.

Assisted in teaching AEMT and EMT courses at UVU, running skills groups and supporting students in mastering essential pre-hospital care. Collaborated with faculty to ensure students gained hands-on experience and developed the skills needed to succeed in emergency medical roles.

Founded Surviving Injury, a non-profit supporting injury recovery through peer mentorship and mental health resources. Lead the development of support groups, workshops, and outreach efforts, fostering a compassionate community focused on holistic healing for individuals navigating recovery.

Provided advanced pre-hospital care as an AEMT, responding to emergency 911 calls. Assessed patients, performed medical and trauma interventions, and collaborated with paramedics and other emergency personnel to ensure effective care and transport in high-pressure situations.

Started as an intern, quickly hired as a kennel technician, then moved into training, eventually into a lead position. Managed trainer schedules, trained new staff, and led shifts while providing hands-on care and behavior training for dogs, ensuring smooth operations, dog and employee safety, and client satisfaction.

Progressed from volunteer to supervisor and set director, managing immersive space simulations. Led teams, oversaw set design, and ensured high-quality interactive experiences for youth and adults, creating an engaging environment for participants while coordinating daily operations.

• Industry-leading boarding/daycare/training Facility specializing in difficult and dangerous dogs with bite records on people and/or dogs.

• Responsible for training new kennel technicians, managing all staff on shift, ensuring safety of dogs, identifying dangerous situations and addressing them
• Running one-on-one appointments with clients, facilitating group classes, advising clients on issues.

• Split time between departments
• Administer key medications, take care of the dangerous dogs in the facility.Learning under Head
• Trainer to grow skills in training.

• Care for boarding and daycare dogs
• Maintained a safe, clean, and professional environment.