Stay involved with the Ski Patrol
What’s an “alumni” member of the National Ski Patrol?
Alumni membership is a special NSP registration category for members who no longer want to provide emergency care or rescue services but wish to remain involved with NSP. NSP created the alumni program in 1977 and there are currently 5,000 registered alumni members.
Alumni membership is available for any member who has patrolled for at least a year (above the candidate level), but who needs to take time away for some reason. Maybe a family issue crops up. Maybe work becomes too demanding. Maybe grad school beckons. Or maybe you just need a break, or it is time to retire!
What happens if you want to go back to patrolling? NSP offers you the flexibility to do that! As long as your certifications are current, you can switch out of alumni status and go back to patrolling at any time.
So being an alumni member is a great way to stay connected with NSP and your fellow members.
If you're interested in the NSP Alumni program contact the PNWD Alumni Advisor.
Alumni membership is a special NSP registration category for members who no longer want to provide emergency care or rescue services but wish to remain involved with NSP. NSP created the alumni program in 1977 and there are currently 5,000 registered alumni members.
Alumni membership is available for any member who has patrolled for at least a year (above the candidate level), but who needs to take time away for some reason. Maybe a family issue crops up. Maybe work becomes too demanding. Maybe grad school beckons. Or maybe you just need a break, or it is time to retire!
What happens if you want to go back to patrolling? NSP offers you the flexibility to do that! As long as your certifications are current, you can switch out of alumni status and go back to patrolling at any time.
So being an alumni member is a great way to stay connected with NSP and your fellow members.
If you're interested in the NSP Alumni program contact the PNWD Alumni Advisor.