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One or more years as a public safety communications dispatcher in a 911 emergency operations center, police department or emergency medical services organization preferred. Preferred:Work or volunteer experience dispatching for a Police, Fire or EMS Agency.
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Successful work experience as a Field Service Dispatcher or Coordinator. Looking for someone who can handle the rapid fire of incoming service calls while juggling dispatch and oversight of 3 field service technicians.
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Experience: Six months of non-probationary experience as a Public Safety Dispatcher for a Police or Fire Department. Train Public Safety Dispatcher Trainee and Dispatcher and participate in evaluating their performance.
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One(1) Year as an EMS or Public Safety Dispatcher. We provide end-to-end medical transportation as well as fire services, integrated healthcare solutions and disaster response. It is the responsibility of the Call Taker functions primarily as a call-taker telecommunicator and is responsible for receiving, recording and effectively managing requests for ambulance assistance/transport from various sources.
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Additionally, the Public Safety Dispatcher has significant involvement with walk-in traffic and is also involved in the processing of written correspondence. The Public Safety Dispatch Center is the processing point for virtually all police and fire department telephone and computer communications entering (or leaving) the police department.
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Must pass Public Safety Dispatcher pre-employment (CritiCall) examinations with a passing score validated by Criticall process; Evaluates requests and sends appropriate response by dispatching fire and emergency medical services/EMS or law enforcement in accordance with established protocols.
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Must have minimal medical training or telecommunications experience or, have at least one year's experience as an EMS or public safety dispatcher. 911 Emergency Dispatcher. As a national leader in private fire protection services, Rural Metro Fire is one of Global Medical Response's (GMR) family of solutions.
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Our job duty is similar to those of a 911 emergency dispatcher. They are responsible for managing alarm events, verifying security information, notifying and updating emergency services such as fire and police agencies and ensuring customers are properly notified of events.
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This full-time opportunity functions in our state-of-the-art 24/7 Alarm Monitoring Center as an Alarm Monitoring Representative working a Mid-Shift, 2nd, or 3rd shift schedule which includes holidays and weekends.
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POSITION TITLE: Public Safety DispatcherREPORTS TO: Shift SupervisorPOSITION SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Shift Supervisor, responsible for receiving and dispatching calls for emergency and non-emergency services involving Police, Fire and EMS needs in the ECDC member cities.
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Must become TCOLE certified within first year of employment as a Dispatcher. Yes No 03 Do you have six months of prior experience as a Dispatcher; vocational and/or technical training in the area of office/business studies, social science, public administration or a closely related field can substitute at the rate of 60 classroom hours for each month of the required work experience.
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The Public Safety Dispatcher provides technical communications support and computer information processing for police and fire activities as well as animal control and public services functions.
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Training as a Telephone Operator, Receptionist, or priority Dispatcher preferred. May reprogram the computerized fire alarm system after it has been activated. Training as a Telephone Operator, Receptionist, or priority Dispatcher preferred.
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Required to dispatch numerous and dissimilar emergency response assets throughout the response area including police, fire apparatus, rescue apparatus, Hazmat units, EMS units Basic Life Support (BLS), Emergency Operations Center (EOC), and supporting resources to include outside firefighting apparatus, outside EMS units, etc.
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Converse with dispatcher and EMS providers via phone or radio as to status of patient. DOE (This rate applies to 12 hour shift and averages 42 hours per week). Converse with dispatcher and EMS providers via phone or radio as to status of patient.
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