Originally Posted by Lori Clark

You have some great experience from the Navy which will make you a valued asset in the cockpit. However, once you've finished with your ratings you will need some stick time. Your options are limited, to be frank. But they are out there.

My highest recommendation would be to continue on and get your flight instructor ratings as well and then start teaching. With only 350 hours you will be hard-pressed to find a paid flying gig otherwise.

Start networking, find out what employers are looking for time-wise. Talk to anyone who ventures through a FBO where you might be, talk with your own instructors, everyone you come in contact with. Many folks will fly traffic watch, fire patrol or tow banners to build time. Wish I had a "short cut" suggestion for you, but there really are no short cuts in aviation. You need the hours under your belt.

Good luck!