Sean-Raphael Padilla
Chula Vista
Summary
Experienced and dependable general worker with a proven track record of efficiently completing tasks in various settings. Skilled in manual labor, equipment operation, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace. Safety-conscious with a strong work ethic and the ability to adapt to different environments. Ready to contribute to a dynamic team and make a positive impact.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Elementary School Math Tutor
Self-Employed
Chula Vista
08.2025 - Current
- I tutored elementary students, grades K-6, focusing primarily on math.
- I formed a network amongst the local parents in my hometown, discussing the academic struggles and solutions for their children.
- Working with varying skill levels, I learned how to adapt my teaching style to different levels, making it understandable for my students.
- I got paid $20 per session.
Volunteer
Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula Vista
Chula Vista
12.2023 - 06.2025
- Consulted and collaborated with other professionals to provide adequate patient-family care.
- Greeted guests and offered assistance in finding specific departments or personnel.
- Handled medical equipment, running labs, distributing supplies and food, among patients and medical staff.
- Associated with the organization since December 2023, working once a week, and volunteering for 3 hours.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Nursing
Point Loma Nazarene University
San Diego05-2029
High School Diploma -
Otay Ranch High School
Chula Vista, CA06-2025
Skills
- First Aid/CPR
- Strong communication skills
- Productivity and time management
- Cultural competence awareness
- Problem solving and critical thinking
- Empathy and compassion
Affiliations
•PLNU Chess Club President: As President, I've expanded the game of chess across campus, hosting weekly meetings for 20+ regular members. With the previous year showing diminishing attendance, I set up a system, through the app Slack, allowing all members to give input on scheduled meetings or club decisions. I rebooted our club's Instagram, tripling our followers.
•MHG Foundation Secretary: Serving as the Secretary, I hold a mission to serve undeserved communities across Southern California, grades 8+. I cultivated an email format/system, providing current board members and regular members a way to get involved, serving as outreach to schools, influencers, & communities all throughout Southern California.
• Nursing Representative: Attended 2 meetings hosted by the School of Nursing, discussing feedback regarding student performance. Being an advocate for my freshman class, I relayed concerns, ideas, or suggestions. I developed a social media platform for the nursing cohort from scratch, amassing to 80 followers, giving fellow students a haven to truly have discussions.
• KIWINS - High School & Divisional Level: Coordinated and tracked 170 hours of service for members, raised $1,716 through multiple fundraisers, and handled club logistics and records. Expanded our KIWINS network, through divisional affiliates, hosting opportunities for our members outside of school grounds, & serving directly within our community.
• Chess Club - High School: I helped organize chess meetings, designed tournaments with other schools, and distributed winning prizes. Planned fundraisers, raising $225 for chess equipment and other expenses, to further our education of chess.
• Future Business Leaders of America Club - High School: Introduced club members to the world of business, hosting development workshops, participating in competitions, & cultivating a club of 40+ members, within a few months of establishment.
• Golf Varsity - High School: Helped jumpstart fundraiser with fellow golfers, raising $630 to purchase golf fees and equipment. Participated in school matches, applying my craft. Engaged in practices, taking place various times throughout the season.
•MHG Foundation Secretary: Serving as the Secretary, I hold a mission to serve undeserved communities across Southern California, grades 8+. I cultivated an email format/system, providing current board members and regular members a way to get involved, serving as outreach to schools, influencers, & communities all throughout Southern California.
• Nursing Representative: Attended 2 meetings hosted by the School of Nursing, discussing feedback regarding student performance. Being an advocate for my freshman class, I relayed concerns, ideas, or suggestions. I developed a social media platform for the nursing cohort from scratch, amassing to 80 followers, giving fellow students a haven to truly have discussions.
• KIWINS - High School & Divisional Level: Coordinated and tracked 170 hours of service for members, raised $1,716 through multiple fundraisers, and handled club logistics and records. Expanded our KIWINS network, through divisional affiliates, hosting opportunities for our members outside of school grounds, & serving directly within our community.
• Chess Club - High School: I helped organize chess meetings, designed tournaments with other schools, and distributed winning prizes. Planned fundraisers, raising $225 for chess equipment and other expenses, to further our education of chess.
• Future Business Leaders of America Club - High School: Introduced club members to the world of business, hosting development workshops, participating in competitions, & cultivating a club of 40+ members, within a few months of establishment.
• Golf Varsity - High School: Helped jumpstart fundraiser with fellow golfers, raising $630 to purchase golf fees and equipment. Participated in school matches, applying my craft. Engaged in practices, taking place various times throughout the season.
Accomplishments
•MHG Foundation Inaugural Scholar: I applied for the MHG Foundation Scholar, competing against 950 fellow students, requiring a GPA submission and an essay dedicated towards compassion. I had committed several hours towards the application, preparing my essay, collecting additional supplemental pieces, in order to demonstrate my leadership and commitment to
• AP Capstone: I've put in two years, to achieve this award, completing both AP Seminar and AP Research and passing their exams. I researched the topic and field of infertility, looking into the awareness of infertility among growing teens. I also excelled in other AP courses offered by my school, passing 4 exams to win the award.
• KIWIN'S DCON Impromptu Essay - 2nd Place: Since I wasn't provided the prompt beforehand, I focused on making sure I could structure my essay in a way to captivates the audience. The night before, I recalled different experiences I've endured in KIWINS, to give myself ideas. Doing this allowed me to prepare effectively for the essay, and to make sure I used my 25 minutes wisely.
• AP Scholar with Honors (11th): I balanced the 6 AP classes that I've participated in during my Junior year. Studying material both inside and outside of the classroom, I was able to obtain an adequate amount of comprehension that can be applied to the exams.
• Principal Honor Roll: I applied myself, taking and signing up for various AP courses, to enrich my knowledge. Showing up, not only during class periods or sessions but also outside of school, I took the time to further my knowledge for a certain course, receiving a high GPA.
• California Scholarship Federation: Earned CSF membership, based on my grades and excellence from my 10th Grade year (2022-2023) & 11th Grade year (2023-2024). Obtained high grades, to meet the required GPA and the course criteria that are provided during the application process.
• AP Capstone: I've put in two years, to achieve this award, completing both AP Seminar and AP Research and passing their exams. I researched the topic and field of infertility, looking into the awareness of infertility among growing teens. I also excelled in other AP courses offered by my school, passing 4 exams to win the award.
• KIWIN'S DCON Impromptu Essay - 2nd Place: Since I wasn't provided the prompt beforehand, I focused on making sure I could structure my essay in a way to captivates the audience. The night before, I recalled different experiences I've endured in KIWINS, to give myself ideas. Doing this allowed me to prepare effectively for the essay, and to make sure I used my 25 minutes wisely.
• AP Scholar with Honors (11th): I balanced the 6 AP classes that I've participated in during my Junior year. Studying material both inside and outside of the classroom, I was able to obtain an adequate amount of comprehension that can be applied to the exams.
• Principal Honor Roll: I applied myself, taking and signing up for various AP courses, to enrich my knowledge. Showing up, not only during class periods or sessions but also outside of school, I took the time to further my knowledge for a certain course, receiving a high GPA.
• California Scholarship Federation: Earned CSF membership, based on my grades and excellence from my 10th Grade year (2022-2023) & 11th Grade year (2023-2024). Obtained high grades, to meet the required GPA and the course criteria that are provided during the application process.
Certification
• CPR Certification - American Heart Association: The program was offered by the American Heart Association, consisting of online courses and an in-person training program, educating those about emergency preparedness. Certified in CPR to enhance readiness for Nursing. I was trained with others, learning life-saving skills, which incorporated both adult & infant CPR.
Timeline
Elementary School Math Tutor
Self-Employed
08.2025 - Current
Volunteer
Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula Vista
12.2023 - 06.2025
Bachelor of Science - Nursing
Point Loma Nazarene University
High School Diploma -
Otay Ranch High School