Originally Posted by
daytonaflyer
A few employers might care, but I'm sure you can find plenty that will still hire you. In fact if you can turn it into a story of personal learning and improvement, you might get hired over other guys.
I have a friend who crashed a banner towing plane. He balled it up after the line got wrapped around the rudder during pick up, and he was lucky to get out.
He was a captain at my former employer on Lears and Falcons and now he's at NetJets.
I completely agree with daytona. You'll need to explain the circumstances, but in the end how did this make you a better instructor? How about a better crew member?
Boredwlife is also right on the money - most interviewers were also instructors and understand the fragile nature of instructing.
It won't stop your career. Hang in there!