Mount Pleasant Ski Patrol

Mount Pleasant Ski Patrol is a hard-working, enthusiastic group of skiers and snowboarders, serving Mount Pleasant Ski Area by helping other skiers and snowboarders! Each patroller is trained in Outdoor Emergency Care, CPR, and other rescue skills.

Mount Pleasant Ski Patrol is a part of the National Ski Patrol System, a member-driven, non-profit organization that values service, camaraderie, leadership, and integrity. Our local patrol supports and participates in the outdoor recreation community by providing emergency care, rescue, and educational services.

To join us for Ski With a Patroller Day please register using the form below!

First Name:

Last Name:

Email: *

Phone Number: *

Please describe your ski or snowboard experince:

I have never skied or snowboarded
I have some ski or snowboard experience, but could use a few lessons
I can comfortably ski or snowboard anywhere!

Please describe why you are interested in ski patrol:

We need patrollers to commit to a weekly schedule. How many hours can you commit to every week?:

I cannot commit to a weekly schedule
Less than 6 hours
6 to 9 hours
9 to 12 hours
More than 12 hours

Joining the National Ski Patrol (NSP) can be a rewarding experience for several reasons:

Service to Others: Being a member of the National Ski Patrol allows you to serve the skiing and snowboarding community by providing medical assistance, promoting safety, and assisting in rescue operations. Your skills and presence can make a significant difference in ensuring the well-being of fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
Training and Certification: NSP offers comprehensive training programs in emergency care, outdoor rescue techniques, and avalanche safety. By joining, you'll have access to these training opportunities, which can not only enhance your personal skills but also provide you with valuable certifications recognized nationally.
Community and Camaraderie: Joining NSP connects you with a community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for skiing, snowboarding, and helping others. You'll have the opportunity to build friendships and camaraderie with fellow patrollers, creating a supportive network both on and off the slopes.
Access to Ski Areas: Many ski resorts offer perks and benefits to NSP members, such as free or discounted lift tickets, access to patrol-specific facilities, and special events. These benefits can make your skiing or snowboarding experience more enjoyable and affordable.
Professional Development: Volunteering with NSP can provide valuable experience in emergency response, leadership, and teamwork, which can be beneficial in various aspects of your personal and professional life. Additionally, serving as a ski patroller can be a stepping stone to careers in emergency services, healthcare, outdoor education, and more.
Contribution to Safety Culture: By participating in the NSP, you contribute to promoting a culture of safety and responsibility within the skiing and snowboarding community. Your efforts help to educate others about safe practices on the slopes, ultimately making the outdoor recreation experience safer for everyone.

Overall, joining the National Ski Patrol offers not only the opportunity to enjoy skiing or snowboarding but also the chance to make a positive impact on the safety and well-being of others while being part of a supportive and passionate community.

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