Professional Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Accomplishments
Affiliations
Certification
Languages
Interests
Timeline
FLIGHT EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCE
RECENT FLIGHT TRAINING (2021–PRESENT)
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
Open To Work

Scott Sherner

Brine Shrimp Operations
Salt Lake City,Utah
1
Certification
11
years of professional experience

Dual-rated commercial pilot with extensive turbine and Part 135 experience, including approximately 785 hours as a UH-1H Army medevac pilot, seeking the Second-in-Command position on Intermountain Health’s Life Flight fixed-wing program. Background in medevac aviation, Alaska bush operations, and high-altitude mountain flying directly aligned with the demands of air-medical transport.

Work History

Chief Pilot

1 Month
Brine Shrimp Operations | 10.1996 - 11.1996
  • Directed fixed-wing flight operations supporting aerial brine shrimp survey work
  • Directed flight operations for aerial surveys, ensuring adherence to safety and regulatory standards.

Army Aviator — Medevac Pilot, UH-1H

9 Years
AK & UT Army National Guard, 211th Aviation | 01.1986 - 01.1995
  • Flew medevac missions as UH-1H pilot-in-command, accumulating ~785 hours turbine time in demanding, time-critical conditions
  • Served concurrently as a paramedic supporting the medevac mission
  • Recruited from an Alaska Army National Guard unit into Utah’s 211th Aviation
  • Graduated top of class, Army helicopter mechanic school; ranked #1 through flight school; graduated #2 in class

Bush Pilot

1 Year
Part 135 Air Taxi | 01.1989 - 01.1990
  • Flew remote bush operations, developing single-pilot decision-making, weather judgment, and unimproved-strip proficiency

Education

High School Diploma

Granite
  • college coursework completed
  • GPA: 4.0 GPA

Flight Training

U.S. Army Aviation Logistics | 01-1995

Skills

Leadership and team building
Decision-making under pressure
Quality assurance implementation
Fuel efficiency optimization

Accomplishments

I volunteered with the National Ski Patrol for 15 years. I am a member of AOPA.

Affiliations

AOPA

Certification

  • Commercial Pilot — Airplane Single & Multi-Engine Land
  • Commercial Pilot — Rotorcraft/Helicopter
  • Instrument Rating — Airplane and Helicopter
  • Tailwheel Endorsement
  • FAA First Class Medical Certificate — current
  • CFI/CFII in progress at Blitz Aviation, Ogden, UT (expected July 2026); MEI and ATP to follow

Languages

English

Interests

Public Speaking
Enjoy participating in farming for overall physical and mental well-being
Passionate about balancing physical health with mental and emotional wellness.

Timeline

Chief Pilot

Brine Shrimp Operations
10.1996 - 11.1996Read More

Bush Pilot

Part 135 Air Taxi
01.1989 - 01.1990Read More

Army Aviator — Medevac Pilot, UH-1H

AK & UT Army National Guard, 211th Aviation
01.1986 - 01.1995Read More

U.S. Army Aviation Logistics

Flight Training
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Granite

High School Diploma
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FLIGHT EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

  • Total Time: 1,480.6 hours documented in current logbook (since Aug 1990), plus an estimated 350+ hours from 1976–1990 logged separately
  • PIC: ~1,300 hours
  • Turbine: ~785 hours (UH-1H)
  • By category: Helicopter 828.9 | Single-Engine 804 | Multiengine 77.3 | Complex 160.0
  • Cross-Country / Night: ~750 hours / ~200 hours
  • High-altitude / mountain and Part 135 air-taxi operational experience

AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCE

  • Fixed-Wing: Cessna 152/172/182/185/206/207/208/170B; Piper PA-30, PA28-140/161/181, PA32-300 (Cherokee Six), PA23-250, PA44-180; Beechcraft BE-35; Diamond Katana. Tailwheel, complex, and multiengine. Limited glider and high-performance aerobatic time.
  • Rotor-Wing: Bell UH-1H (turbine); Robinson R22 / R22 Beta II.

RECENT FLIGHT TRAINING (2021–PRESENT)

Returned to active flight training in August 2021, completing additional tailwheel and multiengine work, an instrument refresh, and current CFI/CFII enrollment — reflecting sustained, deliberate progress toward full-time professional flying.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE

  • Independent biodynamic farmer and natural-medicine practitioner, Utah (2009–Present)
  • Tugboat captain, Kuskokwim River, Alaska; paramedic & firefighter; heavy equipment operator (Alaska)
  • Founder, photography business (age 22); Cutco sales representative since 1979, ranked #1 worldwide (1991–1992)
Scott Sherner