I have nearly 2 decades of hands-on experience working in the equestrian community that includes commercial and private facilities. I've developed the skills needed to work efficiently in both a group environment and sole charge position. I am able to follow directions and take pride in my work, day in and day out.

I have carried a few titles from barn manager and assistant operations manager to barn care specialist and riding instructor. My passion is fine tuning daily operations to ensure maximum health and comfort to the animals.

I have a varied background including a few different business models. I have worked and managed small, private facilities with only a handful of elite sport horses. These facilities are where I have been able to develop the skills needed to work in a sole charge capacity. On the other side of spectrum are the larger, commercial facilities I have managed where we have had upwards of 70 horses. Here I was able to gain the experience in managing a multifaceted team of apprx 15 persons and learned the value and skills needed to operate in a group and team oriented work place. Both sides have taught me irreplaceable skills and I truly don't have a preference for a sole charge position on team. I am valuable in either situation.

Proficient in the day to day care of sport horses, lay ups, retirees, etcetera.

Maintaining a clean and organized work space.

Ability to perform many medical administrations including oral, I.M. and I.V.

Well rounded knowledge of equine nutrition, handling and care.

I pay extreme attention to detail and follow directions very well, aiming to be the most effective worker as possible. I love learning new ways to do things.

Proficient in lower level combined training.

Lower level hunters, eventing, dressage, combined training.