Full time | 8 days on/6 days off | $140-260/day | Benefits
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The field guide is the person who sees our students every day and directly facilitates the healing process. As a Field Guide, you will get to know our students and deliver the best program possible to them. Teach students how to create their own bowdrill fire set and build the group's shelters from tarps, visit petroglyphs and ghost towns, peak mountains, and watch herds of mustang as the sun rises.
As our Field Guide, you will join one of our two shifts that continually swap back and forth, working 8 day shifts in the backcountry in a small group of at-risk teenagers with 2-3 other guides. our groups practice low-impact principles as they continually hike and set up camp in our field of over 400 square miles.
The students join an existing group that stays in yurts and has access to a shower and bath house. We are often the last hope to the families who turn to us to help their son or daughter. Help heal families and save lives while sharing your passion for the outdoors.
Field Guides work 8 consecutive days in the backcountry with struggling teenagers, usually living primitively and nomadically (i.e. hike almost daily, no base camp, no cell service, etc.)
Ensure the supervision and safety of students
Mentor students in primitive and outdoor skills
Share appreciation and knowledge of nature and the outdoors
Provide support, direction, and feedback to coworkers during shifts
Follow all company policies and procedures
Follow all local, state, and federal rules, regulations, and laws
Remember to have fun--we are working with kids!
Your resume should include education, work experience, certifications, and licenses.
Candidates who do not meet the minimum requirements at the time they submit their application will not be considered.
High School diploma or equivalent, college degree preferred
Physical ability and stamina to work 8 day shifts in the back country and live primitively
A supportive and close-knit niche in the outdoor community. Accommodation available at base for the nights before and after your shift (beds, kitchen, showers)
Bonuses for completing the internship period and referrals
Full-time job with guaranteed overtime
Health, dental, vision, accident, critical illness, and other insurance plans available after first 60 days
Employer contributions to Health Savings Account (HSA)
Free Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Significant discounts for hundreds of professional outdoor gear brands
Long off-shifts ideal for travel, exploring Utah's Big 5, or any other adventure!
Close to Mccarran International Airport in Las Vegas
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The field guide is the person who sees our students every day and directly facilitates the healing process. As a Field Guide, you will get to know our students and deliver the best program possible to them. Teach students how to create their own bowdrill fire set and build the group's shelters from tarps, visit petroglyphs and ghost towns, peak mountains, and watch herds of mustang as the sun rises.
As our Field Guide, you will join one of our two shifts that continually swap back and forth, working 8 day shifts in the backcountry in a small group of at-risk teenagers with 2-3 other guides. our groups practice low-impact principles as they continually hike and set up camp in our field of over 400 square miles.
The students join an existing group that stays in yurts and has access to a shower and bath house. We are often the last hope to the families who turn to us to help their son or daughter. Help heal families and save lives while sharing your passion for the outdoors.
Field Guides work 8 consecutive days in the backcountry with struggling teenagers, usually living primitively and nomadically (i.e. hike almost daily, no base camp, no cell service, etc.)
Ensure the supervision and safety of students
Mentor students in primitive and outdoor skills
Share appreciation and knowledge of nature and the outdoors
Provide support, direction, and feedback to coworkers during shifts
Follow all company policies and procedures
Follow all local, state, and federal rules, regulations, and laws
Remember to have fun--we are working with kids!
Your resume should include education, work experience, certifications, and licenses.
Candidates who do not meet the minimum requirements at the time they submit their application will not be considered.
High School diploma or equivalent, college degree preferred
Physical ability and stamina to work 8 day shifts in the back country and live primitively
A supportive and close-knit niche in the outdoor community. Accommodation available at base for the nights before and after your shift (beds, kitchen, showers)
Bonuses for completing the internship period and referrals
Full-time job with guaranteed overtime
Health, dental, vision, accident, critical illness, and other insurance plans available after first 60 days
Employer contributions to Health Savings Account (HSA)
Free Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Significant discounts for hundreds of professional outdoor gear brands
Long off-shifts ideal for travel, exploring Utah's Big 5, or any other adventure!
Close to Mccarran International Airport in Las Vegas