Ski Patrol
Mccall, ID · On-site
Mountain Rescue & Risk Management * Participate in lift evacuations, search and rescue operations ... EMT license preferred, Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) & Wilderness First Responder (WFR) accepted ...
Ski Patrol
Mccall, ID · On-site
Mountain Rescue & Risk Management * Participate in lift evacuations, search and rescue operations ... EMT license preferred, Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) & Wilderness First Responder (WFR) accepted ...
Ski Patroller
Windham, NY · On-site
$20 - $25/hr
Provide first aid, mountain rescue, and lift evacuations as needed. * Complete accident reports and ... Current EMT, OEC, Paramedic, or Wilderness First Responder certification required. * Strong verbal ...
Ski Patroller
Windham, NY · On-site
$20 - $25/hr
Provide first aid, mountain rescue, and lift evacuations as needed. * Complete accident reports and ... Current EMT, OEC, Paramedic, or Wilderness First Responder certification required. * Strong verbal ...
Ski Patrol
Mccall, ID · On-site
Mountain Rescue & Risk Management * Participate in lift evacuations, search and rescue operations ... EMT license preferred, Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) & Wilderness First Responder (WFR) accepted ...
Ski Patrol
Mccall, ID · On-site
Mountain Rescue & Risk Management * Participate in lift evacuations, search and rescue operations ... EMT license preferred, Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) & Wilderness First Responder (WFR) accepted ...
Ski Patroller
Brian Head, UT · On-site
$16 - $22/hr
Participate in trainings, refreshers, and on-mountain rescue drills. * Use two-way radios ... Holds current emergency medical certification (WFR, EMT, OEC, or equivalent). * Can work in extreme ...
Ski Patroller
Brian Head, UT · On-site
$16 - $22/hr
Participate in trainings, refreshers, and on-mountain rescue drills. * Use two-way radios ... Holds current emergency medical certification (WFR, EMT, OEC, or equivalent). * Can work in extreme ...
Ski Patroller
Brian Head, UT · On-site
$16 - $22/hr
Participate in trainings, refreshers, and on-mountain rescue drills. * Use two-way radios ... Holds current emergency medical certification (WFR, EMT, OEC, or equivalent). * Can work in extreme ...
Ski Patroller
Brian Head, UT · On-site
$16 - $22/hr
Participate in trainings, refreshers, and on-mountain rescue drills. * Use two-way radios ... Holds current emergency medical certification (WFR, EMT, OEC, or equivalent). * Can work in extreme ...
Interfacility Transport Provider - EMT
Woodland Park, CO · On-site
$56K - $85K/yr
Given the intense nature of 24/7 emergency services and mountain rescue operations, PTO structures are intended to give personnel adequate rest and recovery time between shifts. Why Work Here. What ...
Interfacility Transport Provider - EMT
Woodland Park, CO · On-site
$56K - $85K/yr
Given the intense nature of 24/7 emergency services and mountain rescue operations, PTO structures are intended to give personnel adequate rest and recovery time between shifts. Why Work Here. What ...
$25 - $35/hr
Current Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) Technician or EMT-B certification. * Current BLS/CPR ... Previous ski patrol, mountain rescue, or emergency medical experience preferred. Additional ...
$25 - $35/hr
Current Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) Technician or EMT-B certification. * Current BLS/CPR ... Previous ski patrol, mountain rescue, or emergency medical experience preferred. Additional ...
Ski Patroller
$20 - $30/hr
Current OEC certification (or equivalent such as EMT-B); CPR/AED certification required. * Valid ... Knowledge of snow safety, avalanche awareness, and mountain rescue techniques (depending on terrain)
Ski Patroller
$20 - $30/hr
Current OEC certification (or equivalent such as EMT-B); CPR/AED certification required. * Valid ... Knowledge of snow safety, avalanche awareness, and mountain rescue techniques (depending on terrain)
... in CPR and EMT, OEC (Outdoor Emergency Care), or equivalent Expert-level skier capable of ... mountain rescue and patrol operations What You'll do: Respond promptly and courteously to all guest ...
... in CPR and EMT, OEC (Outdoor Emergency Care), or equivalent Expert-level skier capable of ... mountain rescue and patrol operations What You'll do: Respond promptly and courteously to all guest ...
Patroller
Norden, CA · On-site
... CPR and EMT, OEC (Outdoor Emergency Care), or equivalent • Expert-level skier capable of ... demanding mountain rescue and patrol operations What You'll do: • Respond promptly and ...
Patroller
Norden, CA · On-site
... CPR and EMT, OEC (Outdoor Emergency Care), or equivalent • Expert-level skier capable of ... demanding mountain rescue and patrol operations What You'll do: • Respond promptly and ...
Ski and Snowboard Patrol
Truckee, CA · On-site
$19/hr
Starting pay: $19/hour (with higher pay possible for advanced EMT/OEC certifications or returning ... Experience in patrol, guiding, mountain rescue, or similar roles is a plus * Willingness to train ...
Ski and Snowboard Patrol
Truckee, CA · On-site
$19/hr
Starting pay: $19/hour (with higher pay possible for advanced EMT/OEC certifications or returning ... Experience in patrol, guiding, mountain rescue, or similar roles is a plus * Willingness to train ...
Patrol Manager
$107K - $109K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$107K - $109K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$108K - $110K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$108K - $110K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$108K - $110K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$108K - $110K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$104K - $107K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$104K - $107K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$106K - $108K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$106K - $108K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$107K - $110K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$107K - $110K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$107K - $109K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$107K - $109K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$109K - $111K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
Patrol Manager
$109K - $111K/yr
... Patrol and Mountain Operations. Reporting directly to the Director of Patrol, this position ... Utah EMT licensure required for EMTs. * Current BLS CPR certification required . * Ability to ...
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How much do mountain rescue emt jobs pay per hour?
As of Sep 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for mountain rescue emt in the United States is $20.40, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.07 and $22.60 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.
What is a Mountain Rescue EMT?
Mountain Rescue EMTs are emergency medical technicians who specialize in providing medical care and rescue services in mountainous or wilderness environments. They are trained to respond to accidents, injuries, and medical emergencies in challenging terrain, often working alongside search and rescue teams. Their responsibilities include stabilizing patients, performing first aid, and safely transporting injured individuals to safety or to medical facilities. Due to the unique hazards of mountain environments, they also possess skills in navigation, climbing, and survival techniques. Mountain Rescue EMTs play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of outdoor enthusiasts and communities in remote areas.
What skills and qualifications are needed to be a Mountain Rescue EMT?
To thrive as a Mountain Rescue EMT, you need strong emergency medical skills, physical fitness, and specialized training in wilderness rescue, typically supported by EMT certification and additional mountain rescue credentials. Familiarity with GPS navigation, rescue equipment, and communication systems like radios is critical. Excellent problem-solving, teamwork, and the ability to remain calm under pressure are essential soft skills. These abilities ensure effective patient care and safe, coordinated rescues in challenging and remote environments.
What unique challenges do Mountain Rescue EMTs face compared to traditional EMT roles?
Mountain Rescue EMTs often operate in remote, rugged environments where access to patients can be difficult and weather conditions unpredictable. Unlike traditional EMTs, they must be skilled in technical rescue methods, such as rope work and navigation, and be physically fit to traverse challenging terrain. Communication and teamwork are especially critical, as these professionals regularly collaborate with search and rescue teams, law enforcement, and sometimes even helicopter crews. Adaptability and resourcefulness are essential, as medical interventions may need to be performed with limited equipment while awaiting evacuation.
What is the difference between Mountain Rescue Emt vs Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician?
| Aspect | Mountain Rescue Emt | Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician |
|---|---|---|
| Certifications | EMT certification, specialized rescue training | EMT certification, wilderness medicine training |
| Work Environment | Mountain terrains, remote rescue sites | Wilderness areas, outdoor settings |
| Employer & Industry | Rescue teams, outdoor adventure companies | Wilderness rescue organizations, outdoor expeditions |
Both roles require EMT certification and involve rescue operations in outdoor environments. Mountain Rescue EMTs focus on high-altitude and rugged mountain terrains, often performing technical rescues. Wilderness Emergency Medical Technicians work in broader outdoor settings, including forests and remote areas, emphasizing wilderness medicine skills. While their core EMT training overlaps, their specialized rescue and environment-specific skills differ, making each role suited to different outdoor rescue scenarios.
What are popular job titles related to Mountain Rescue Emt jobs?
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Ski Patrol
Mccall, ID • On-site
Brundage Mountain Company
Temporary
Re-posted yesterday
Job description
Position Title: Ski Patroller (Level I-III)
Reports To: Patrol Director
Employment Status: Full-Time or Part-Time Seasonal
Job Summary:
Brundage Mountain Patrol is responsible for providing professional emergency medical services, mountain rescue, hazard mitigation, and risk management in support of winter mountain operations. Patrollers serve a vital role in maintaining the safety of guests, employees, and resort infrastructure while delivering exceptional guest service in a dynamic outdoor environment.
As members of a licensed EMS transport agency, Brundage Mountain Patrollers respond to medical emergencies, support mountain safety operations, perform avalanche hazard mitigation, maintain mountain infrastructure, and support daily resort operations. Patrollers are expected to demonstrate professionalism, sound judgment, teamwork, and a commitment to continuous training while operating in challenging weather, terrain, and emergency situations.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Job Qualifications:
Other Requirements:
Reports To: Patrol Director
Employment Status: Full-Time or Part-Time Seasonal
Job Summary:
Brundage Mountain Patrol is responsible for providing professional emergency medical services, mountain rescue, hazard mitigation, and risk management in support of winter mountain operations. Patrollers serve a vital role in maintaining the safety of guests, employees, and resort infrastructure while delivering exceptional guest service in a dynamic outdoor environment.
As members of a licensed EMS transport agency, Brundage Mountain Patrollers respond to medical emergencies, support mountain safety operations, perform avalanche hazard mitigation, maintain mountain infrastructure, and support daily resort operations. Patrollers are expected to demonstrate professionalism, sound judgment, teamwork, and a commitment to continuous training while operating in challenging weather, terrain, and emergency situations.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Guest Safety & Mountain Operations
- Promote a safe and enjoyable mountain experience through exceptional guest service, hazard recognition, and enforcement of the Skier Responsibility Code and resort policies.
- Perform daily mountain opening, closing, and operational procedures, including hazard mitigation, terrain inspections, and end-of-day sweeps.
- Identify, mark, maintain, and mitigate mountain hazards through the installation and maintenance of safety infrastructure.
- Support daily mountain operations, special events, and other operational projects as assigned.
- Emergency Response
- Respond to medical emergencies and provide patient care appropriate to certification/licensure level.
- Safely transport injured or ill guests utilizing rescue toboggans, air medical support, or other approved rescue methods.
- Complete accurate, timely, and HIPAA-compliant patient documentation utilizing the department's electronic Patient Care Report (PCR) system.
- Maintain readiness of medical equipment, rescue gear, and patrol facilities.
- Mountain Rescue & Risk Management
- Participate in lift evacuations, search and rescue operations, avalanche mitigation, snow safety, and other emergency response activities as trained and assigned.
- Operate snowmobiles, rescue equipment, radios, and other patrol resources safely and professionally.
- Monitor mountain conditions and communicate operational or safety concerns through the patrol chain of command.
- Teamwork & Professionalism
- Work collaboratively within the patrol chain of command while supporting fellow patrollers, Hill Captains, and resort staff.
- Demonstrate professionalism, accountability, sound judgment, and effective communication in both routine and emergency operations.
- Assist other resort departments as operational needs require while representing Brundage Mountain in a positive and professional manner.
- Training & Professional Development
- Successfully complete all required training, continuing education, and annual competency evaluations.
- Maintain required certifications, licensure, and operational proficiency while contributing to a culture of continuous learning and teamwork.
Job Qualifications:
- EMT license preferred, Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) & Wilderness First Responder (WFR) accepted.
- or enrolled in EMT course or OEC candidate training program. Must successfully complete licensure or certification within 2 months as a condition of continued employment
- Wilderness First Responder certification considered, however must enroll and successfully complete EMT licensure within 2 months of employment
- EMT's must become licensed in ID upon employment
- BLS CPR for the professional rescuer
- Must be an advanced/expert level skier/snowboarder, capable of skiing all types of terrain under all weather conditions
- Must be able to work in inclement weather in a high alpine environment
- Ability to reason and deal with emergency situations performing under high stress
- Must use manual dexterity to operate equipment
- Must be able to lift, maneuver, carry at least 50 pounds on foot and carry on ski/riding equipment
- Must be able to ski/ride with the proficient and safe ability to run a toboggan downhill in varying snow conditions weight upwards of 250 lbs.
- Must have sight, speech, and hearing abilities sufficient to learn skills, follow and provide directions. Ability to hear & communicate over a two-way radio and with guest and/patients
- Must possess basic computer skills/knowledge
- Must have excellent guest service skills
- Must work well on a team
Other Requirements:
- First year patrollers must commit to an additional 3 weeks of pre-season training
- Must be at least 18 years of age upon employment
- Must pass a criminal history and background check
- Must have a valid Driver's License and pass an insurance driving history inquiry