First on. Last off.

 

Camelback Ski Patrollers prepare the mountain in the morning, rescue and care for injured guests throughout the day/night, and make sure that everyone gets down safely when the mountain closes.  Sure--it's a long, action-packed day, but there is nothing more rewarding than putting in a hard day's work while having a good time and making lifelong friends in the process.  

 

       Requirements:

 

We have an obligation to the guests of Camelback Mountain to provide high quality services.  There are a number of requirements that must be met to join our patrol, including:

• You must have a strong desire to help others.

• You must be a strong intermediate or expert skier or rider.

• You must complete an Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC) Course, which our Patrol provides annually.

• You must obtain CPR and AED training at the Professional Level.

• You must satisfactorily pass Camelback Ski Patrol's toboggan test.

• You must complete 13 on-duty days and nights each ski season. 

 

       Benefits and perks:

• Become part of our Patrol family

• Continually learn new skills

• Be a member of The National Ski Patrol:  a nationally recognized skiing and rescue organization

• The ability to help injured guests

• Improve your skiing/riding

• Earn passes to Camelback Mountain Resort (skiing, waterpark, mountain adventures, zip line)   

 

       We're a different breed.

When it comes to being a Camelback Ski Patroller, there is no mold.  There are, however, some common traits that all Patrollers share.  We have a strong desire to help others, learn emergency care techniques, improve our skiing/riding skills, and enhance the safety and enjoyment of snow sports for our guests.  Sound like you?  

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