Wilderness First Aid Jobs

This full-time seasonal role at Kanuga Conferences involves leading environmental education programs for diverse groups at a 1,400-acre retreat in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The position requires on-site living with provided housing and meals while delivering experiential curriculum through Mountain Trail Outdoor School. Key responsibilities include teaching three-hour blocks and evening programs, adapting lesson plans for various ages, and fostering inclusive team-building activities in all weather conditions. The role appeals to those seeking professional growth within a supportive community of educators, offering paid training in social-emotional learning and access to extensive hiking trails and natural woodlands. The position demands physical activity and flexibility, making it ideal for individuals passionate about connecting people with nature and inspiring future environmental stewards.

The Land Department Assistant role supports the Maine Woods Initiative during the winter season, focusing on operational management and maintenance of trails, bridges, and access points on AMC properties. Key responsibilities include grooming ski trails, plowing roads, maintaining signage, and providing guest transportation and services. The position also involves equipment maintenance, luggage handling, and offering visitors information about local recreation and conservation efforts. This role appeals to individuals passionate about outdoor recreation and conservation who enjoy working in a collaborative team environment. The position requires physical stamina for outdoor work in winter conditions, proficiency with snowmobiles, and the ability to travel to various worksites. It offers an opportunity to contribute directly to the mission of responsible outdoor recreation and education while living and working in a natural setting.

This part-time Outdoor Educator role supports the Mobile Engagement team at The Trustees of Reservations, focusing on connecting urban youth in New Bedford and Fall River to nature. The position involves developing and delivering pop-up nature-based play and educational programs, managing event logistics and safety, and driving a commercial van to various community sites. Key responsibilities include recruiting volunteers, coordinating with partners, and collecting program data. The role appeals to those passionate about conservation and working with children, offering the chance to foster a lifelong love of the outdoors in underserved communities. The position provides flexible seasonal hours from February to September, paid sick time, and free access to conservation properties and cultural institutions.

The Southern New England Regional Trails Supervisor leads trail management and volunteer programs for the Appalachian Mountain Club across central and western Massachusetts and northwestern Connecticut. Key responsibilities include overseeing the Teen Trail Crew and Ridgerunner programs, managing seasonal staff, coordinating with government agencies and land trusts, and developing new conservation partnerships. The role involves strategic planning, grant writing, and ensuring safety compliance while serving as a regional resource for trail maintenance and Leave No Trace practices. This position appeals to candidates passionate about outdoor stewardship and youth engagement, offering the opportunity to shape conservation initiatives in the Berkshire and Pioneer Valley regions. The role is based in South Egremont, MA, with significant travel required within the region and occasional work at the Kellogg Conservation Center.

The Operations Assistant role supports the daily functions of The Boys' Club of New York's East Harlem clubhouse, a historic organization dedicated to youth development and community engagement. Key responsibilities include supervising members during activities, managing safety protocols, facilitating tours for visitors, and assisting with program implementation across various indoor and outdoor settings. This position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven environment that fosters growth and connection for young men. The role offers part-time flexibility within a collaborative team focused on equitable access to quality programs, requiring strong organizational skills and a passion for youth mentorship.

The Deck Supervisor role at The Boys' Club of New York in East Harlem involves managing the Learn to Swim Program and overseeing aquatic activities for youth aged 7 to 21. Key responsibilities include supervising instructional swimming and swim team training, ensuring pool safety and sanitation compliance, and leading the training and scheduling of part-time staff and volunteers. This position appeals to candidates passionate about youth development and community service, offering the opportunity to foster safe, inclusive environments where young men can build skills and friendships. The role is part-time and based on-site at the Harlem clubhouse, providing a chance to contribute to a historic organization dedicated to expanding equitable access to high-quality programs.

The TDY Camp Manager role serves as a senior staff member leading daily operations for a remote field camp, likely in Antarctica, under the direction of the Field Leadership Team. Key responsibilities include managing all camp facilities, supervising staff and visitors, coordinating logistics such as cargo movement and air support, and enforcing strict safety and environmental protocols. The position requires directing science program activities, maintaining equipment, and handling emergency response duties in extreme conditions. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career in advanced engineering and sustainability, offering the chance to work in a unique, isolated environment with a focus on safety and collaboration. The role demands physical resilience and leadership skills in polar climates, providing a distinct professional challenge for those with relevant expedition experience.

The University of Utah's Department of Health & Kinesiology seeks a Lecturer Track faculty member to serve as the Director of the Center for Emergency Programs. This full-time role combines academic instruction with administrative leadership for EMT, Advanced EMT, and Paramedic training. Key responsibilities include managing program operations and budgets, ensuring accreditation compliance, developing curricula, and supervising staff. The position offers the opportunity to shape the next generation of emergency care professionals within a collaborative, patient-focused environment. The role involves a mix of office, classroom, and field work, with occasional travel to clinical sites, and is based on the Salt Lake City campus.

This role is a faculty position within the Division of Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition at the University of Utah School of Medicine, based at St. Vincent's Hospital in Billings, Montana. The physician will provide comprehensive outpatient and inpatient care, perform endoscopic procedures and biopsies, and share on-call responsibilities while supporting regional outreach across Montana and Wyoming. The position offers the opportunity to join a robust academic team with advanced programs in liver transplantation and pediatric endoscopy, alongside access to a multidisciplinary network of pediatric specialists. The role is appealing for its affiliation with a not-for-profit health system, a supportive faculty development program, and a vibrant, affordable community near major natural attractions. The work arrangement includes clinical duties at the hospital with travel required for regional patient care.

This per diem role involves a board-certified or board-eligible Obstetrics and Gynecology physician joining a comprehensive women's health clinic within the Providence Medical Group in Southern Oregon. Key responsibilities include evaluating and managing obstetric patients, attending deliveries, and performing surgical procedures, including access to advanced robotic technology. The position offers the opportunity to work alongside a multidisciplinary team of specialists, including midwives, urogynecologists, and maternal-fetal medicine experts. The role is appealing due to its collaborative environment, the chance to serve a high-risk population, and the location in the scenic Rogue Valley, which provides a mild climate and abundant outdoor recreational activities.