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Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Certification
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LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
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Nicholas Salsburg

Bozeman,MT

Summary

Seasoned Professional Ski Patroller known for high productivity and efficient task completion. Possess specialized skills in emergency medical response, avalanche safety, and advanced skiing techniques. Excel at leadership, communication, attention to detail and teamwork, ensuring optimal performance in fast-paced environments.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Professional Ski Patroller

Timberline Lodge and Ski Area
Government Camp, OR
05.2025 - Current
  • Administered first aid to injured skiers in emergency situations, and transported them off the ski hill.
  • Maintained accurate records of incidents, injuries, lift evacuations, and other relevant data.
  • Assessed terrain for potential hazards, such as rocks, trees, or stumps.
  • Monitored weather patterns throughout the day to adjust mountain operations accordingly.
  • Enforced rules and regulations to ensure safe skiing practices among guests.

Professional Ski Patroller

Yellowstone Mountain Club
Big Sky, MT
11.2023 - 04.2025
  • Maintained accurate records of incident reports, daily logs, and other documentation related to mountain operations.
  • Implemented preventative measures designed to reduce the risk associated with hazardous activities on ski trails, including avalanche mitigation.
  • Responded quickly to emergency situations involving mountain guests on resort ski trails who are injured or lost on the mountain.
  • Examined injured persons, administered first aid using medical supplies and equipment, and transported them to the appropriate facilities and personnel.
  • Completed all training in a timely and complete manner, including medical, toboggan, and snow safety.
  • Conducted safety inspections on ski trails and equipment daily.

Forestry Technician (Fire)

US Forest Service - Custer-Gallatin National Forest
Red Lodge, MT
05.2024 - 10.2024
  • Demonstrated knowledge of silviculture principles, including regeneration techniques, and thinning operations.
  • Worked collaboratively with other professionals involved in forest resource management projects.
  • Operated chainsaws safely and efficiently while thinning timber stands.
  • Measured and recorded tree diameters and heights using standard forestry tools and techniques; the data was used for a future thinning project funded through a grant.
  • Responded to and suppressed wildfires safely while working with a team.

Composting and Recycling Student Worker

Montana State University - MSU Office of Sustainability
Bozeman, MT
11.2021 - 05.2023
  • Student worker at Montana State University, employed during the school year. Worked for the sustainability office. Duties included working with a team and assisting supervisor with other recycling or composting duties as needed.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies - Environmental Studies Option

Montana State University - College of Letters and Science
Bozeman, MT
08.2023

Skills

  • Current EMT certification
  • Thorough in incident reporting
  • Avalanche mitigation
  • Safety inspections
  • Emergency response
  • Problem solving
  • Attention to detail

Certification

  • Nationally registered Emergency Medical Technician November 2024
  • State of Montana EMT license November 2024
  • AIARE Avalanche Level 2 Certification March 2023
  • AIARE Avalanche Level 1 Certification February 2018
  • Crosscut (B sawyer, bucking and felling) July 2024
  • United States Forest Service Red Card (FFT2), Basic Faller May 2024
  • AIARE Avalanche Rescue Course December 2019

References

References available upon request.

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Forestry Technician (Wilderness Trails, Crew Leader)  US Forest Service, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Pinedale, WY

  • Performed trail maintenance on trails in the Pinedale Ranger District. Most work was conducted in the Bridger Wilderness. As crew leader, ensured that work was completed in a safe and efficient manner while Trails Coordinator was not in the field. Ensured that all crew members got along and were respectful towards each other.

Timeline

Professional Ski Patroller

Timberline Lodge and Ski Area
05.2025 - Current

Forestry Technician (Fire)

US Forest Service - Custer-Gallatin National Forest
05.2024 - 10.2024

Professional Ski Patroller

Yellowstone Mountain Club
11.2023 - 04.2025

Composting and Recycling Student Worker

Montana State University - MSU Office of Sustainability
11.2021 - 05.2023

Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies - Environmental Studies Option

Montana State University - College of Letters and Science
Nicholas Salsburg
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