Amberleigh Hammond

Amberleigh Hammond is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in risk management and emergency response within outdoor and healthcare settings. Currently serving as the Program Safety Coordinator for Sierra Club, Amberleigh maintains risk management systems, supports crisis response plans, and fosters a risk management culture. Additional roles include Emergency Medical Technician at the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians and Outdoor Emergency Care Instructor for the National Ski Patrol. Amberleigh also contributes as a Montana State Advocate and Master Educator for the Leave No Trace Center For Outdoor Ethics, as well as a Mental Health First Aid Instructor with Mental Health First Aid Australia. With prior experience as Safety & Systems Manager at the Student Conservation Association and National Senior Medical Screener at Outward Bound USA, Amberleigh has demonstrated expertise in training, incident analysis, and safety management. Amberleigh holds a Bachelor of Science in Pre-Med and Chemistry from the University of Colorado Denver and completed Emergency Medical Technician training at North Seattle College.