National Park Service Wildland Fire Management Careers 2025

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The firefighter must be free of communicable diseases, have a healthy immune system, and be free of significant allergic conditions to safely and efficiently carry out the requirements of the job such as arduous exertion in conditions that may be dusty or smoky, driving or riding for several hours, providing rescue or
Career Opportunities From there the career ladder continues to crew supervisor, fire operations specialist, hotshot superintendent, or fire management officer. Careers also exist in the fields of fire aviation, dispatch, fuels management, prevention, ecology, safety, training, and many jobs that support wildland fire.
Volunteer: Join local volunteer fire departments or organizations like the National Park Services volunteer programs. This can provide hands-on experience and networking opportunities. Internships or Seasonal Work: Look for internships or seasonal positions with firefighting agencies.
How much does a Wildland Firefighter make at U.S. National Park Service in the United States? The estimated average pay for Wildland Firefighter at this company in the United States is $25.80 per hour, which is 13% above the national average.
With fire season basically year-round in California, seasonal wildland firefighters are a necessity, but some say their jobs have been rescinded. LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- With fire season basically year-round in California, seasonal wildland firefighters are a necessity, but some say their jobs have been rescinded.