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Patroller Categories |
| Alpine Patroller | A person who provides emergency care to injured or ill area guests; also may be responsible for a wide variety of area safety activities. (A skiing or snowboarding position). |
| Nordic Patroller | A person who provides emergency care to injured or ill area guests; also may be responsible for a wide variety of area safety activities (A skiing position). |
| Auxiliary Patroller | A person who provides emergency to injured or ill guest, but may not transport guests off the hill/slope; may help lead training and education activities. (skiing or snowboarding skills helpful but not always mandatory). |
| Medical Associate | A volunteer physician who assists on Winter Emergency Care training and general medical training of patrollers. Requires medical credentials |
Work Hard & Play HardThere's nothing more rewarding than putting in a hard day's work, and having a good time doing it. The main objective of being a National Ski Patrol member is to assist area management in caring for injured skiers and in making mountain recreation safer and more fun. But, there are many other benefits. You'll be a respected part of the industry. You'll prefect your skills. and you'll make friendships that will last a life time. |
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