1. Erik M. Halverson
Permanent Address:
659 2nd Street
Clayton, Wisconsin 54004
Contact:
Phone. 715-948-2242 or 715-641-1115 e-mail: halverem31@gmail.com
Objective:
Striving for new and challenging opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Education:
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Eau Claire, WI
Graduation Date: May 2011
•Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with Movement Studies Emphasis
•Minor in Cardiac Rehabilitation
•Major GPA: 2.95; Minor GPA: 3.06; Cumulative GPA: 2.75
Courses
 Intro to Business (BSAD 100)
 Quick Changeover and Set-up Reduction (LE 204)
 Total Productive Maintenance (LE 207)
 Speech Fundamentals (CJ 202)
 Information Systems (IS 240)
 Microeconomics (ECON 104)
 Management Theory (KINS 292)
 Intro to Environmental Health (ENPH 210)
 Research Methods (KINS 474)
 Statistical Math (Math 246)
 Algebra for Calculus (Math 109)
 General Physics (PHYS 211)
 General Chemistry 1 & 2 (CHEM 103/104)
Educational Awards and Honors:
•Recognized with Academic Distinction at UW-Eau Claire
 Journal publication for research project
Clayton High School, Clayton WI
Graduation Date: May 2006
 Baccalaureate Diploma
 GPA: 3.59
Educational Awards and Honors:
 Graduated in the top 20% and ranked in the top 10 of my high school class
 Recognized as being on the high honor roll several times in high school career

2.  National Honor Society member
Active Participant in Athletics
• Earned 12 varsity letters in high school
• Voted Captain in football, baseball, and basketball
• Demonstrated leadership as a pitcher and playing shortstop in baseball
• Gained valuable team and communication skills through interaction with my
teammates
• Critiqued younger players in all sports to help them achieve a higher level of
success
Athletic Awards and Honors:
• Captain of my high school football, baseball, track, and basketball team
• Recorded 3rd No-Hitter pitching performance in my high school’s history
• Set three individual school records for football
Professional Experience/Activities:
Coating Operator II
Specialty Coating Systems, Clear, Lake, Wisconsin
October 2011- Present
• Operate Parylene Deposition Machines (PDS)
-- Apply conformal polymer coating to various types of customer parts from
the medical, aerospace, and military industries.
- Active licensure to work with FAA and NASA regulated
material
- Understanding the importance of sterilization with medical
devices
- Importance of lot traceability of consumable material(s) as
well as customer assets
• Coordinate and schedule machines and customer parts to meet shipment
requirements
• Perform daily and preventative maintenance on PDS equipment, cleaning
systems, and some production equipment
• Trained in Quick Changeover and Set-up Reduction
• Trained in Total Productive Maintenance
• Daily use of measurement tools including micrometer, Filmetrics F-20, Alpha-
Step 500 profilometer, and basic algebra to determine dimer charges.
• Trained to use multiple types of parts cleaning systems and apparatuses
- Disposal of flammable, corrosive, and other hazardous materials
• Emphasized communication between other operators, supervisors, engineering
departments, quality control, and upper management
Junior Varsity Baseball Coach
Clayton/Turtle Lake High Schools, Clayton, Wisconsin
March 2012- Present
• Delegated positions and playing time for athletes during games
• Designed practice plans to ensure efficient use of time during practice
• Valuable communication with varsity coaches as well as athletic director

3. -- Symmetry of goals, team, and player expectations
-- Decision making responsibilities for post-season call-ups
Intern
Mayo Clinic-Luther Campus, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
-- Red Cedar Hospital, Menomonie, Wisconsin
-- St. Joseph’s Hospital, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
• Observe and supervise exercising Phase I, II, and III cardiac patients
• Prepare and equip patients with heart monitors
• Patient data entry on Quinton Telemetry software
• Demonstrated valuable communication skills with program coordinator and co-
workers
• Utilized valuable communication skills with patients before, during, and after
exercise sessions from a variety of cultural backgrounds
• Observed multiple cardiac surgical procedures including open cavity bypass
surgery angiogram, angioplasty, and pacemaker implantation
• Also observed non-invasive cardiac procedures such as echocardiograms,
external counter-pulsation therapy, and various types of stress tests.
• Also participated in hospital’s pulmonary rehabilitation program
Job Shadowing
Mayo Clinic-Luther Campus, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
April-June 2011
• Observed Exercise Physiologists and Nurses exercise cardiac patients
• Interacted and make conversation with patients
• Checked intensity and exercise progress of patients
• Demonstrated valuable communication skills with program coordinator and co-
workers
Job Shadowing
Sacred Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, Wisconsin
April-June 2011
• Observed Cardiac Rehabilitation team exercise patients
• Interaction with incoming and outgoing patients.
• Demonstrated valuable communication skills with program coordinator and co-
workers
Certifications/Licensures:
•NASA STD-8739.1 Certified (Polyermic Applications)
-- Conformal coating of aerospace sensitive materials at Specialty Coating
Systems
First Aid Certified
•Previously certified in CPR and AED by The American Red Cross
*Would seek immediate re-certification if needed