Ski Patrol

Meet the Staff

Robert Wright

ROBERT WRIGHT – PATROL DIRECTOR

Bob Wright has been with the Pats Peak Ski Patrol since 1982 when he joined as a volunteer. Bob worked weekends and holidays for many years, and introduced his two children to the sport of skiing and the excitement of patrolling. Both his children followed in his footsteps to become Patrollers as well. In 1999, Bob became the Pats Peak Ski Patrol Director. He teaches OEC courses, as well as CPR to the Patrol and to his hometown of Washington, where he is the Captain of the local Rescue Squad.

Bob Boucher

BOB BOUCHER – WEEKEND ASSISTANT PATROL DIRECTOR

Bob Boucher has been a member of the Pats Peak Ski Patrol since 1983. He took on the position of Weekend Assistant Patrol Director in 2004. Bob supervises a large number of weekend volunteer Patrollers, as well as working with Mountain Operation Personnel to organize and facilitate safety for all weekend activities. He is an essential part of our annual refresher program and helps to recruit new members.

Karyn Cote

KARYN COTE – FIRST AID ROOM SUPERVISOR

Karyn became a Pats Peak Ski Patroller in the season of 2000/2001. She has spent many winters enjoying the slopes, maintaining fences and ropes on trails, and working with injured patients. In 2006 Karyn became Pats Peak’s full-time First Aid Room attendant. She keeps our First Aid Room well organized and takes great care of all of our customers. In 2008 NH Outstanding Professional Patroller. During the off-season, Karyn is the look-out watchman at the Pitcher Mountain Fire Tower. She is also an EMT-B with the Meadowood County Area Fire Department.

Chris Rousseau

CHRIS ROUSSEAU – STUDENT PATROL ADVISOR

Chris joined the Patrol in 1988 as a Junior Patroller. He worked under the supervision of Bob Wright, who was the Junior Advisor at that time. Chris continued to patrol at Pats Peak and became the Student Advisor himself in 1999. In 2002 he became the NH Region Student Advisor. He has worked hard to train numerous Student Patrollers, and accompanies them to Region and Division seminars. Chris is also an OEC & CPR instructor, and is an EMT-I with his local Rescue Squad. This is all part-time volunteer work for Chris, as he has a full-time position with the State of NH as the EMS Training Coordinator.

2010-2011 PATS PEAK SKI PATROL TEAM

This is a combination of full-time, part-time, volunteers and students. We are very fortunate to have such a large group and feel that we have a great deal of friendship and respect for one another. As always in life, new opportunities arise, which take our members to different jobs, towns or lifestyles. Therefore, we are always looking for new recruits to join our team.


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