Zoë Solis

Demonstrated appropriate cheerleading techniques and safety measures to students.

Instructed and motivated a diverse group of student athletes in the development of their skills.

Provided individual coaching to enhance individual skills such as jumps, tumbling, stunts, cheers, chants.

Encouraged team spirit among participants while maintaining discipline at all times.

Created and implemented an effective training program for team members.

Organized weekly practice sessions, competitions, and other events related to cheerleading.

Instructed and motivated a diverse group of student athletes in the development of their skills.

Designed routines for performance at shows and sports events, coordinating cheer routines with appearances by dance teams, pep squads and mascots to maximize audience engagement.

Performed various cheers, stunts, and dance routines at professional games.

Organized promotional appearances at local schools and community centers.

Attended weekly practice sessions to refine skills and enhance performance quality.

Participated in promotional photo shoots for use in print advertising campaigns.

I worked as a summer fun leader during the summer of 2021. For that job, I had to create lesson plans for twenty kids within the ages of five and six, watch over the safety of the children, and keep them occupied for eight hours for five days a week.

• Administered medications and oversaw activities of daily living such as bathing, hygiene and ambulation.
• Observed patient to chart and report changes in patient condition and adverse reactions to medications and treatments.
• Updated and developed care plans to establish goals based on patient's nursing diagnosis.
• Took vital signs to assess patient health progress and needs.

From 2016 through 2019, I was a home care nurse to my father. I did weeks of training to understand the numbers, how to insert needles, how to transfuse blood, etc. This is something I chose to do voluntarily because I love working with people who are in need and care about the health of others.

• Conferred with advertising partners to develop and deploy effective promotional strategies.

In 2016, I took over my father's television show, "Eh U Da Kine Ah" It was a local show that was broadcasted through the islands of Hawai'i. This show was on air for over 14 years and I took over when my father got sick and kept the show going until he passed away. For the show, I researched and booked local celebrities to appear while we reviewed restaurants around the islands. I also took over the editing, money management, etc.