If you ended up on this page you are probably interested in what it takes to become a patroller. While the basic process is the same for skiers, boarders and nordics, each patrol has variations to fit their specific needs.
The first step is completion of
Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC). OEC is a nationally credentialed
emergency care course that will teach you how to handle emergencies,
illnesses and
injuries, in the non-urban setting. Depending on
the patrol, OEC
Upon successful completion of the OEC course, you will be an Auxiliary patroller. As an Auxiliary patroller, you will be able to perform most patrol duties. The exception is transportation of injured guests. You will be provided with the ski training you need so that you will have the skills to safely transport an injured guest. When an Auxiliary patroller successfully demonstrates these skills, she/he becomes a Alpine patroller.
Still interested? Once you become a patroller, you will need to purchase a uniform. The cost can run from approximately $150 and up depending patrol requirements and your preferences.
Okay, you are probably thinking that's a lot of time and money
commitment. Sure is, but let's talk about benefits.
NSP is a great
volunteer organization that allows many opportunities for personal growth.
Once you become a basic patroller there are several ongoing classes offered to
improve your first aid skills,
Do you need more infor....Or your just ready to sign up.... please click on the link to have a Patroller from GGSP contact you!!!! We thank you, And welcome to our Family!!!!