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Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation is seeking a Seasonal Patroller at Soldier Hollow Nordic Center in Midway, UT. You will monitor tubing lanes, assist guests with safety, and provide first aid during the winter season at one of Utah’s Olympic venues.
Responsibilities include lane monitoring, incident response, and ongoing medical readiness. Competitive hourly pay and perks accompany a unique outdoor work environment.
Job Details: Job Location: SOLDIER HOLLOW - MIDWAY, UT, Position Type: FT/Seasonal, Salary Range: Undisclosed, Seasonal Patrol – Medical Services
Join the team that keeps guests and staff safe on the longest tubing hill in Utah at Soldier Hollow Nordic Center, home to the biathlon range from the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympic Games. As a Seasonal Patroller, you’ll monitor our tubing lanes, help guests enjoy the hill safely, and provide first aid when someone needs it. Most days, that means keeping an eye on the lanes and treating the occasional minor injury, with the training to handle more when it counts. If you want to put your medical skills to work in a fun, outdoor setting, keep reading.
As part of the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation, Soldier Hollow shares an Olympic venue with the public, and every safe day on the tubing hill supports that mission. You’ll join a team that values continuous learning and takes pride in an Olympic standard of safety. The role offers a steady pace outdoors, a chance to keep your medical skills sharp, and a winter spent at one of Utah’s Olympic venues.
Your day centers on the tubing hill, where you’ll help keep guests and staff safe. You’ll monitor the tubing lanes, provide first aid for minor injuries, respond to the occasional larger incident, support special events, maintain equipment, and take part in ongoing training. When needed, you’ll also lend a hand on our Nordic trails. It’s a chance to keep your skills sharp at an Olympic venue.
You stay calm under pressure and adapt quickly when conditions change (Grit). You hold yourself to a high standard of care and welcome every chance to grow your medical and rescue skills (Excellence). And you know that when the stakes are high, trust in your teammates matters most (Collaboration).