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Are you an expert skier or snowboarder? Can you ski all terrain with skill and confidence? Do you love to help people? Then we have an opportunity for you!
The Loveland Ski Patrol consists of both paid and volunteer patrollers. The Volunteer Ski Patrol is always looking for advanced to expert alpine and telemark skiers and riders who want to be a part of an organization dedicated to helping fellow skiers while enjoying America's favorite winter sport.
The Patrol provides training in NSP Outdoor Emergency Care first aid and alpine toboggan training. Loveland's 160 volunteer patrollers are men and women aged 18 to 70+, married and single, all with an appreciation for each other and a love of skiing. The Patrol also sponsors a Young Adult Patroller program for youth age 15-17. For more information regarding the volunteer patrol, contact
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by email (preferably) or phone 970-308-2390 (calls between 9 am and 8 pm, please). Feel free to stop by the Loveland Basin First Aid Room on weekends during the ski season to discuss becoming a member of the Loveland Volunteer Ski Patrol. Skiing tryouts are held several times during the year.
We have some answers to commonly asked questions at http://lovelandskipatrol.com/faq. Please take a look and see if this answers some of you initial questions. If you are still interested we ask that you fill out our interest form at http://lovelandskipatrol.com/interest.
If you are interested in a paid position as a ski patroller or need to contact the patrol room at Loveland Ski Area, please call us at (303) 571-5580 x134 or email us at
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FOUR ELECTED TO NSP BOARD OF DIRECTORS (12.02.09)
The NSP membership has elected four to its Board of Directors in the 2009 election that ended last night. A total of 2,889 members voted (10.61 percent). The four elected members are:
Larry Bost: Appalachian Ski Patrol; Southern Divison
Frank G.F Davis: Snowy Range Ski Patrol; Rocky Mountain Division
Janet Glaeser: Boston Mills/Brandywine Ski Patrol; Central Division
John Lawson: Hunt Hollow Ski Patrol; Eastern Division
NSP TEAMS WITH LEADING HELMET SAFETY PROGRAM (12.01.09)
NSP is working closely with PHAT (Protect Head at All Times) to encourage helmet use among skiers.
11.03.09 - REGISTER FOR PEC 2010 TODAY! Registration is open for the NSP's 2010 Patroller Education Conference (PEC).
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