This resume is for Jimmy E. Hinkley Jr., an educational interpreter from Radford, VA. He has over 15 years of experience working as an educational interpreter and instructional assistant for students with disabilities from pre-K to 12th grade. He is trained in interpreting for deaf students and working with various disabilities and disorders. Hinkley has a level 3 on the Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment and various other certifications. His work history includes positions as an educational interpreter, kindergarten teacher, and camp counselor. He has a background in sign language interpreting and special education.

1. JIMMY E. HINKLEY, JR.
6301 School House Lane
Radford, VA 24141
(540) 641-6666
jimmyhinkley@hotmail.com
I have a current Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA) level 3
and experience and training working with Pre-K-12 students with disabilities and
disorders including, ADD/ADHD, Angelman Syndrome, Anxiety Disorders,
Autism Spectrum Disorders, Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Depression, Downs Syndrome, Physical, Emotional
and Intellectual Disorders, and many more. I really enjoy working with children and finding new ways
to teach those who learn differently. I am very familiar with special education, the IEP process, and
S.E.A.S. I also have very strong computer skills, extensive knowledge and experience working with
many types of software and apps, including MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
W O R K H I S T O R Y
08/2005 – 10/2015 PULASKI COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS – Pulaski, VA
Educational Interpreter
 Assisted students with disabilities/disorders in full inclusion classes (grades: K-12).
 Scribing, note-taking, pull-out oral testing, modifications, and record keeping.
 Assistiing students with organization skills, and behavior management.
 Interpreting for Deaf students K-12 in classrooms with all subject areas.
 Completed several workshops related to interpreting and sign language.
08/2004 – 03/2005 RADFORD CHILD CARE CENTER – Radford, VA
Kindergarten Teacher
 Created lesson plans and taught 20 students daily in accordance with VA State
Kindergarten SOL regulations.
 Managed the classroom, supervised the playground, cafeteria, field trips, etc.
 Completed several workshops and trainings on education and child care.
SUMMER OF 2003 LIONS CAMP MERRICK (Deaf & Diabetes Camp) – Nanjemoy, MD
Camp Counselor/Health Assistant/Challenge Course Facilitator
 Administered health screenings and exams, first aid and regular medications to
campers and staff throughout each session.
 Counselor of a cabin with 5-7 boys per weekly session.
 Facilitator of the Challenge Course (Wall Climbing, Ropes, and Zip Line).
 Trained and supervised 2 counselors-in-training daily along with my other duties.
 Received extensive training in all areas associated with this position.
11/1999-06/ 2003 MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS – Christiansburg, VA
Special Education Instructional Assistant
 Worked one-on-one and with up to as many as 10 special needs students at a time.
 Assisted students with disabilities/disorders in full inclusion classes (grades: K-12).
 Note-taking, pull-out oral testing, modifications, record keeping, helping students
with organization skills, and behavior management.
 Completed several workshops and seminars on education, special needs, sensory
integration, and positive behavior supports. (Complete list of workshops on page 2)

2. JIMMY HINKLEY– RESUME 2
E D U C A T I O N
09/2014 AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS – Washington, DC
Adult and Child First Aid/CPR/AED
11/2014 NATIONAL RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION – Chicago, IL
ServSafe Manager Certification
04/2012 BOYS TOWN NATIONAL – Omaha, NE
Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA) level 3
04/2007 CHRISTIANSBURG RESCUE SQUAD – Christiansburg, VA
Emergency Medical Technician
02/2007 FLOYD FIRE AND RESCUE – Floyd, VA
Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Class 3 license
05/1995 – 07/1997 NEW RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE – Dublin, VA
Sign Language Interpreting Program (2-year program)
 Obtained Virginia Quality Assurance Screening (VQAS) level 1
The Virginia Department of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (VDDHH),
Richmond, VA
06/1994 CHRISTIANSBURG HIGH SCHOOL – Christiansburg, VA
High School Graduate - Diploma
W O R K S H O P S C O M P L E T E D
- Anxiety Relief/EFT
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- ADD/ADHD Seminar
- Creative Teaching Techniques
- Deaf-Blind Teleconference
- Diversity
- Effective School-wide Discipline
- Helping Children with Lang Disabilities
- Modifications/IEPs Workshop
- Misc. Sign Lang. Interpreting Workshops
- Physical Fitness
- Positive Behavior Supports Workshops
- Sensory Integration
- SVRS Improve Your Interpreting
C O M P U T E R S K I L L S
I have strong computer skills and extensive experience working with multiple versions of MS
Windows, MS Office (PowerPoint, Excel, Access, Publisher and Word) MS Works, Internet
Explorer, Chrome and Firefox. Using Excel, I really enjoy creating forms, working with
formulas and setting automated tasks using macros. I also have experience working with
many different educational (S.E.A.S., PowerSchool), photo (Adobe Photoshop, Roxio) and
printing software. I am able to install software and hardware, and troubleshoot computer and
network issues.
R E F E R E N C E S
Lockie Jo Greear Instructional Assistant Montgomery Co. Schools (540) 382-2203
Diane Dalton Teacher (General Ed.) Pulaski County Schools (540) 674-4340
Valerie Sellers Teacher for the Deaf Pulaski County Schools (540) 320-3855
Donna Batzel Licensed Psychologist Roanoke County (540) 529-7668