MICAH HURST

• Seasoned Aviator amassing 1,200+ flight hours in support of global humanitarian and military operations, ensured on-time delivery of over 3M pounds of cargo valued at over $2.5B to 20+ countries
• Manages crew accommodations, scheduling, and acts as a liaison for the crew with control agencies
• Conducts in-depth inspections of aircraft for safety and operational capacity including maintenance review, pre-flight, and post-flight to mitigate hazards on $160M aircraft
• Plans flights and calculates performance with consideration to weight and balance, fuel consumption, meteorological conditions, aircraft maintenance condition, and limitations
• Coordinates with multiple agencies for operational support, maintenance, and engineering dispositions
• Monitors engine operation, fuel consumption, and function of pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical systems initiating emergency checklists for alerts or exceeded limitations. Mitigates hazards, managed 8 declared aircraft emergency events with zero injuries or damage to aircraft
• Utilizes schematics and applies systems knowledge to inspect, troubleshoot, and validate aircraft maintenance condition

Readiness Supervisor/Performance Report Tracker

• Led project team of 20 to develop and implement a process for digitizing employee training records resulting in a 42% reduction in noncompliance; after commendation from base command, this system was implemented for 10,000+ members
• Tracks, reviews, and edits performance reports for 25 members
• Performs squadron personnel logistics, training record management, and deployment preparation for 250+ members
• Prepares and presents safety reports for overseas travel

• Conducted, reported, filed and secured diagnostic results in accordance with CAP and HIPAA guidelines/regulations
• Test and analyze 30,000+ annual specimens by established scientific laboratory techniques to aid in diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases or to support medical research for over 7,500 patients per year
• Trained 45 new workers in section-specific knowledge of microbiology, phlebotomy, all laboratory safety devices, policies and written materials, ensured 100% graduation rate with 0 mishaps or required retraining
• Laboratory safety representative – performed inspection of facility, emergency equipment, documented maintenance, wrote or revised of safety manuals, ensured compliance with all OSHA requirements for all employees and $15M+ in equipment
• Patient safety supervisor, perform customer service training and evaluation, review and address patient comments, explain laboratory processes and insurance requirements to patients, and process requests from providers and Delaware public health officials
• Directed microbiology section operations running weekly/monthly quality control and recorded results
• Assured compliance of required equipment and inventory maintenance