PATROL EMT MEDICAL SERVICE

Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation; Park City (UT); On-site; USD 30,000 - 55,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free activity vouchers

Discounts on programs & retail

Job summary

Utah Olympic Park in Park City, UT is seeking a Ski Patrol Medical & Rescue Technician to deliver emergency medical care, rescue response, and operational support across the park. The role combines wilderness medicine, technical rescue, and event coverage in a dynamic outdoor environment.

Responsibilities include responding to medical emergencies, supporting competitions and special events, and maintaining safety standards at an Olympic‑level venue.

Qualifications

• Must hold Wilderness First Responder or EMT level certification.
• Able to ski or board in mountainous terrain and travel safely.
• Excellent communication, teamwork, and guest service skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide emergency medical care and rescue response.
• Support alpine terrain operations during events and daily shifts.
• Assist with equipment maintenance and training refreshers.

Skills

Emergency medical skills

Teamwork

Guest service

Communication

Education

WFR / OEC / EMT / AEMT / Paramedic certification

Job description

Job DetailsJob Location: PARK - PARK CITY, UT 84098Position Type: Full-Time/Part-TimeJob Category: Other

Ski Patrol Medical & Rescue Technician

Utah Olympic Park | Park City, UT

Join the team that helps keep one of the most unique mountain venues in the country safe. As a Ski Patrol Medical & Rescue Technician, you'll provide emergency medical care, rescue response, and operational support across the Utah Olympic Park. This is more than a traditional ski patrol position; alpine terrain, competition venues, and special events ensure every day brings new challenges and opportunities to grow your skills. If you thrive in dynamic outdoor environments and want to make a meaningful impact, keep reading.

Schedule, Pay & Benefits

• Pay Range: Starts at $22/hour
• Full-time or Part-Time, Seasonal Position
• Potentially Four 10-hour shifts each week (4x10 schedule)
• Typical shifts: 6:00 AM–4:00 PM or 9:00 AM–10:00 PM – times may vary slightly
• Occasional early mornings, evenings, weekends, holidays, and special events

Benefits include:

• Free activity vouchers at Utah Olympic Park, Utah Olympic Oval, and Soldier Hollow
• Discounts on sports programs, retail, and concessions

Why This Role

Few organizations offer the variety of experiences you'll find at Utah Olympic Park. You'll work in an environment that combines emergency medicine, technical rescue, outdoor operations and world‑class sporting events. You’ll join a collaborative team that values continuous learning, trusts one another in high‑pressure situations, and takes pride in maintaining an Olympic‑standard of safety every day.

What You’ll Bring

Required Qualifications

• Wilderness First Responder (WFR), Outdoor Emergency Care (OEC), EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, or equivalent medical certification
• Advanced skiing and/or snowboarding ability with the ability to travel safely in mountain environments
• Excellent communication, teamwork, and guest service skills
• Must be at least 21 years of age (or turn 21 within two months of hire date)

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous ski patrol or emergency medical experience
• Rope rescue, lift evacuation, or extrication experience
• Avalanche education or professional avalanche operations experience
• Strong swimming skills or lifeguard certification
• Experience operating equipment such as snowmobiles, ATVs, field maintenance tools

Day in the Life

Every day brings new challenges as you help keep the Utah Olympic Park safe for athletes, guests, and staff. You’ll patrol the park, respond to medical emergencies and rescue incidents, support competitions and special events, maintain equipment, and participate in ongoing training. Between training and the unique nature of our venue this role can give you an experience you won’t get at other resorts.

About You at Utah Olympic Park

You enjoy working in environments where teamwork, preparation, and professionalism matter. You remain calm under pressure, adapt quickly to changing conditions, and take pride in helping others. You value continuous learning and welcome opportunities to develop your medical, rescue, and technical skills. At the Utah Olympic Park, you’ll contribute to a culture built on Impact, Grit, Excellence, Collaboration, and Community.