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Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Night Supervisor

Girdwood, AK · On-site

$27/hr

Are you looking for a career that combines your passion for the outdoors with your safety minded ... OEC or EMT certification * Current CPR/AED certification * NSP Membership * ATF&E Background Check

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Night Supervisor

Girdwood, AK · On-site

$27/hr

Are you looking for a career that combines your passion for the outdoors with your safety minded ... OEC or EMT certification * Current CPR/AED certification * NSP Membership * ATF&E Background Check

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Night Supervisor

Anchorage, AK · On-site

$27/hr

Are you looking for a career that combines your passion for the outdoors with your safety minded ... OEC or EMT certification * Current CPR/AED certification * NSP Membership * ATF&E Background Check

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Level 1

Anchorage, AK · On-site

$21/hr

Possess a current Outdoor Emergency Care certification or Alaska EMT-1 certification or higher. * Possess a current CPR Basic Life Support certification appropriate for the employee's medical ...

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Level 1

Girdwood, AK · On-site

$21/hr

Possess a current Outdoor Emergency Care certification or Alaska EMT-1 certification or higher. * Possess a current CPR Basic Life Support certification appropriate for the employee's medical ...

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Level 1

Girdwood, AK · On-site

$21/hr

Possess a current Outdoor Emergency Care certification or Alaska EMT-1 certification or higher. * Possess a current CPR Basic Life Support certification appropriate for the employee's medical ...

Stampede Excursions

$11.50/hr

Documented First Aid training, preferably Wilderness First Responder, EMT, or equivalent certification. * Experience and interest in outdoors/wilderness/backcountry settings. * Ability to speak other ...

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Level 2

Anchorage, AK · On-site

$24/hr

Possesses a current Outdoor Emergency Care certification or Alaska EMT-1 certification or higher. * Possesses a current CPR Basic Life Support certification appropriate for the employee's medical ...

City of Fairbanks, AK

Assistant Fire Chief

Fairbanks, AK · On-site

$47.97 - $58.63/hr

Firefighter I, Alaska EMT-1 (or NREMT) * Associate Degree from an accredited institution in Fire ... Work may include time outdoor with exposure to varying weather conditions. Daily schedules may be ...

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Level 2

Girdwood, AK · On-site

$24/hr

Possesses a current Outdoor Emergency Care certification or Alaska EMT-1 certification or higher. * Possesses a current CPR Basic Life Support certification appropriate for the employee's medical ...

City of Fairbanks

Assistant Fire Chief

Fairbanks, AK · On-site

$47.97 - $58.63/hr

Firefighter I, Alaska EMT-1 (or NREMT) Associate Degree from an accredited institution in Fire ... Work may include time outdoor with exposure to varying weather conditions. Daily schedules may be ...

Alyeska Resort

Ski Patrol Level 2

Girdwood, AK · On-site

$24/hr

Possesses a current Outdoor Emergency Care certification or Alaska EMT-1 certification or higher. * Possesses a current CPR Basic Life Support certification appropriate for the employee's medical ...

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What is an outdoor EMT?

Outdoor EMTs (Emergency Medical Technicians) are healthcare professionals trained to provide emergency medical care in outdoor or wilderness environments. They respond to medical emergencies that occur outside of typical urban settings, such as on hiking trails, in national parks, or during outdoor events. Outdoor EMTs are skilled in handling unique challenges, including limited resources, difficult terrain, and prolonged patient care. They often work with search and rescue teams, adventure travel companies, or remote campsites. Their training includes standard EMT skills plus wilderness-specific protocols for assessment, stabilization, and evacuation.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an outdoor EMT?

To thrive as an Outdoor EMT, you need a solid understanding of emergency medical care, first aid, and wilderness medicine, typically supported by EMT certification and additional wilderness or remote medicine training. Familiarity with portable medical equipment, communication devices, and navigation tools is essential. Strong problem-solving skills, calmness under pressure, and effective communication are crucial soft skills for managing emergencies in challenging environments. These skills ensure that life-saving care can be provided efficiently and safely, even in remote or unpredictable outdoor settings.

What are some unique challenges outdoor EMTs face compared to traditional EMTs, and how can applicants prepare for them?

Outdoor EMTs often work in remote or rugged environments where access to resources and rapid transport can be limited. This means they must be adept at improvising with limited equipment, making quick decisions under pressure, and managing patient care in unpredictable weather or terrain. Applicants can prepare by gaining experience in wilderness medicine, staying physically fit, and developing strong communication and teamwork skills to coordinate with rescue teams and other first responders. Adaptability and problem-solving are essential in these dynamic settings.

What is the difference between Outdoor Emt vs Wilderness Emt?

AspectOutdoor EmtWilderness Emt
CertificationsBasic EMT, CPRBasic EMT, Wilderness First Responder (WFR)
Work EnvironmentUrban, suburban, outdoor settingsRemote, wilderness, outdoor environments
Industry UsageAmbulance services, hospitalsBackcountry rescue, outdoor adventure companies

Outdoor Emt and Wilderness Emt share core EMT certifications and work in outdoor settings. However, Wilderness Emt requires additional wilderness-specific training like WFR, focusing on remote rescue scenarios. While both roles serve outdoor environments, Wilderness Emt specializes in remote, rugged terrains, often in backcountry or wilderness areas, whereas Outdoor Emt typically works in more accessible outdoor or urban settings.

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Ski Patrol Night Supervisor

Alyeska Resort

Girdwood, AK • On-site

$27/hr

Full-time

PTO

Re-posted 24 days ago

Key responsibilities

  • Serve as the operational leader of Ski Patrol during assigned evening shifts, supervising patrol staff and coordinating terrain openings and closures.

  • Manage operational incidents, assume Incident Command during emergencies, and coordinate emergency response efforts.

  • Monitor mountain conditions and operational hazards to promote safety and ensure operational readiness.

Job description

Are you looking for a career that combines your passion for the outdoors with your safety minded approach to winter recreation? Are you eager to join a team that is dedicated to helping our guests enjoy our mountain well into the night? If you take pride in your craft and want to be part of a fun dynamic team, then Alyeska Resort is for you! 

We're looking for a Ski Patrol Night Supervisor professional to join our team in Girdwood, Alaska. 
What You'll Do 
As a Ski Patrol Night Supervisor, you will serve as the operational leader of Ski Patrol during assigned evening shifts. This position provides direct supervision of patrol staff, coordinates terrain openings and closures, manages operational incidents, and serves as the primary liaison between Ski Patrol and other mountain departments during evening operations
Your responsibilities will include: 

  • Directly supervise patrol staff during assigned shifts.
  • Provide coaching, mentoring, and performance feedback to patrol personnel.
  • Coordinate daily terrain openings and closures.
  • Monitor mountain conditions and operational hazards.
  • Assume Incident Command during significant incidents and operational emergencies occurring during assigned shifts.
  • Coordinate emergency response.
  • Serve as a Patrol representative as needed during lift evacuations and operational emergencies.
  • Promote a culture of safety, professionalism, and continuous improvement.
  • Monitor operational readiness of patrol equipment and rescue systems.

 What We Offer 
 Staring Wage: From $27 per hour 
 Employee Housing for a small fee live and play where you work 
 Flexible work schedules 
 Paid time off & holidays 
 Free Mountain Pass for employees and qualified dependents 
 Employee discounts on resort lodging, dining, and spa services 

What We Need 

  • OEC or EMT certification
  • Current CPR/AED certification
  • NSP Membership
  • ATF&E Background Check
  • Minimum 5 years professional ski patrol experience, including at least 3 seasons participating in avalanche mitigation programs
  • Demonstrated leadership ability and sound judgment
  • Advanced skiing and toboggan handling skills
  • Proficiency in lift evacuation, rope rescue, avalanche rescue, and mountain operations

 What to Expect 

Physical demands: 

  • Demonstrates advanced skiing and toboggan handling skills in a variety of terrain, snow, and weather conditions.
  • Ability to lift, carry, and transport equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.
  • Ability to ski for extended periods while carrying patrol equipment and performing emergency response duties.

 

Work Environment: 

  • Regularly works outdoors in adverse weather conditions, including cold temperatures, high winds, limited visibility, and severe winter weather. 
  • Frequently exposed to steep, uneven, and hazardous mountain terrain.
  • May be required to respond to emergencies in remote locations and work at heights during evacuation and technical rescue operations.
  • Must be available to work evenings, weekends, holidays, and special events

 Schedule:

  • Primarily scheduled as closing-shift supervisor, typically Thursday through Sunday. Schedule may be adjusted based on operational needs, staffing requirements, training, or special events.

 About Alyeska Resort 

Alyeska Resort is a world-class destination nestled in the mountains of Girdwood, Alaska, just 45 minutes south of Anchorage. With a 300+ room hotel, a Nordic Spa, and a renowned ski area, we offer an exciting and dynamic work environment where employees can work hard, play hard, and Live the Adventure! 

If you're ready to bring your passion to Alyeska Resort, apply today and begin your adventure in the heart of Alaska! 

Alyeska Resort is an Equal Opportunity Employer and a Drug-Free Workplace. 

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