Wilderness Therapy Field Guides
Say goodbye to the office grind and hello to the wilderness! Explore stunning landscapes while making a meaningful impact. With a mission to help families heal, RedCliff Ascent uses the backdrop of nature as a catalyst for the effective treatment of teens struggling with mental health and behavioral issues.
 Camping. Backpacking. Bow drill fires. And most importantly, helping at-risk teens and their families heal, all in southern Utah's spectacular backcountry. At RedCliff Ascent you'll receive the most extensive training and support in the industry to become an outdoor professional, all while mentoring the teens most in needs of help and healing. RedCliff is unlike anything you've ever experienced. It's work without walls, without limits, where every day is full of novel, challenging, and meaningful experiences. Nothing is more rewarding than seeing pain and suffering slowly replaced by genuine change and healing. The connection between Field Guides and students is critical to their progress. That's what the shared experiences of wilderness, facilitated by caring guides, can do. Start your career as an outdoor professional. Make a real difference. Apply now as a Field Guide and embark on a rewarding journey where every day is an adventure, and every moment is an opportunity to inspire positive change. Learn more at RedCliffAscent.com/jobs.
Jamie Chadburn
Talent Acquisitions Manager
RedCliff Ascent
P.O. Box 1027
Enterprise, UT 84725
(435) 238-7155
recruiting@redcliffascent.com
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Field Instructors
As one of the industry's most sophisticated nature-based therapy programs, Second Nature provides insight, direction and hope to teens and their families. Blending the healing power of nature, mindfulness, nutrition, and wellness with licensed therapists and experienced staff, adolescents from the ages of 13-17 embark on a journey of health, choices, and secure relationships. Working with a licensed therapist, Field Instructors teach healthy emotional and behavioral habits while hiking and camping with students in the Uinta Mountains and high desert of Utah.
Do you have a love for the outdoors and wish to make a positive impact on youth? Field Instructors develop clinical qualities unrivaled in nature-based therapeutic care. Shelter building, friction fires, backpacking, mindfulness, simple daily chores, teamwork, relationship skills, problem solving, and life-changing lesson are all taught in the moment. Field Instructors make an initial commitment through seasonal contracts (minimum 3 months) and/or a year-round contract. The work week runs from Tuesday to Tuesday, with an eight-day on, six-day off schedule. In addition to a $1,100 sign-on bonus and limited affordable housing offered, Field Instructors begin earning $180/day for their first three shifts. Pay progresses up to $325/day as Instructor's work on personal and professional development for self-propelled level advancement. Benefits include full health and dental insurance, performance bonuses, and scholarships for professional development. Applicants must be at least 21 years old, have a high school diploma or equivalent, and current CPR/first aid certification (which Second Nature offers for free). Prospective applicants must attend a week-long Orientation Trip scheduled throughout the year. Learn more at Second-Nature.com.
Mattie Orme & Alea Clymer
Recruiters
Second Nature Family Therapy
382 West Main St.
P.O. Box 318
Duchesne, UT 84021
recruiter@second-nature.com
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