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This full-time dispatcher role in the emergency department involves receiving and responding to calls for medical assistance, ensuring appropriate routing, and dispatching emergency units.
Being a proactive dispatcher for the Security Operations team is the core of this job, coordinating security personnel, monitoring surveillance systems, and ensuring the safety and security of facilities.
Being an Emergency Dispatcher is a critical link between the public and emergency services, responsible for receiving and prioritizing calls, dispatching emergency personnel, and providing life-saving instructions.
This role involves handling 911 calls and dispatching appropriate Fire/EMS/Police responses using VESTA and CAD systems. The position requires maintaining composure in high-stress situations and accurately entering critical data in real-time.
This full-time emergency dispatcher position involves answering 9-1-1 and non-emergency calls, determining the appropriate response, and dispatching police, fire, and EMS resources. The role requires maintaining composure under pressure while providing critical information to responders.
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This public safety career involves providing a calm, professional connection between people who need help and the responders who provide it. It is a meaningful role where communication, judgment, and compassion make a difference every day.
Dispatching units and relaying patient information accurately is the core of this role, which involves handling both non-emergency and emergency calls for Genesis Community Ambulance.
Being an emergency dispatcher means that every phone call makes your adrenaline surge, because you make a serious difference between life and death.
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This emergency dispatcher role is central to organizing interventions for rescue patrollers. The role involves acting as a link between those raising an alert, the field rescue teams, and the head of the ski patrol service.
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Working as an emergency dispatcher for a leading security services provider, you will handle alarm signals and provide crucial customer service, ensuring the safety of clients and their assets.
This contract assignment is for an Emergency Dispatch Specialist to join the Global Security Operation Center (GSOC) team. The GSOC serves as an emergency services and business communications hub within Security and Fire Operations, improving the safety and security of people…
This full-time evening position involves responding to and processing alarms from anti-approach bracelets, providing support to callers, and performing various types of remote surveillance using digital tools.
This 911 Emergency Dispatcher role with the Police Department involves answering emergency and non-emergency calls, taking information from callers, and entering it into a Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) database.
Joining Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) as an Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) means playing a critical role in supporting the Queensland community during medical emergencies.
Dispatching emergency services for ambulance, fire, and law enforcement is the core of this role, which involves triaging incoming calls, dispatching appropriate units, and monitoring radio frequencies.
This role involves receiving and processing emergency medical calls, dispatching appropriate personnel and equipment, and maintaining accurate records.
This night-shift position serves as the primary point of contact for after-hours emergency maintenance calls, ensuring urgent requests are properly assessed, prioritized, documented, and communicated to the appropriate personnel.
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This dispatcher role involves receiving and routing emergency and non-emergency calls, dispatching drivers to service calls, and operating various communication equipment.
Dispatching emergency services to the public and evaluating 911 calls is the core of this job. It involves determining the nature of emergencies, prioritizing calls, and performing crisis intervention during high-risk situations until field units arrive.
Dispatching for the Sheriff's Office is the core of this 24/7 emergency communications job, handling both emergency and non-emergency calls. The role involves dispatching deputies and partner agencies, and maintaining CAD records, suiting a candidate with strong computer skills and the ability to…
The Emergency Medical Dispatcher receives, interprets, and relays critical information via telephone, radio, and alert systems in a 911/EMS Communications Center.
This Emergency Services Dispatcher role provides advanced emergency medical dispatch life support through pre-arrival instructions to callers. The dispatcher operates and maintains all Dispatch Call Center equipment, including State Police Systems, and prepares and maintains reports and records…
Working as an Emergency Communications Dispatcher involves operating in a 24-hour public safety environment, answering 911 and non-emergency calls, providing pre-arrival instructions, and dispatching various emergency units.
Dispatching for emergency services is the core of this role, providing advanced medical dispatch life support through pre-arrival instructions to callers.
This role provides rapid response and information to law enforcement and emergency services within The University of Texas Medical Branch Police Department. It involves handling multiple communication lines, dispatching officers, and coordinating with first responders to ensure campus safety.
Performing a variety of routine clerical, administrative, and technical work in receiving and dispatching routine and emergency information is the core of this role.
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Being a 911 Telecommunicator is a dynamic and fulfilling career at the forefront of emergency response, acting as the crucial first point of contact in critical situations.
This full-time position provides emergency medical communications related to medical call taking, radio communications, and other related work. You will assist with communications to active ambulance and mobility units to provide an optimum response relating to medical need.
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Receiving emergency calls and dispatching personnel is the core of this job, which plays a crucial role in ensuring public safety. This challenging yet rewarding position suits a dedicated, detail-oriented individual who can remain calm under pressure.
An Emergency Roadside Dispatcher responds to emergency and non-emergency calls, providing assistance and crucial information. This role involves logging calls, answering questions, and supervising truck routes to ensure efficient and prioritized dispatching.
This role is for an Emergency Telecommunications Dispatcher responsible for handling emergency and non-emergency incidents for the City of Westfield, the Town of Southwick, and the Town of South Hadley.
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This role involves dispatching emergency responses and coordinating information with first responders within the Department of Public Safety's Bureau of Emergency Communications. It requires handling 911 and non-emergency calls, gathering essential information, and ensuring accurate dispatch data.
Dispatching emergency responders and receiving routine and emergency calls is the core of this role within the City of Nacogdoches Police Department. The position requires quick decision-making and the ability to remain calm under pressure.
Handling emergency and non-emergency calls, entering data into the PCREDC system, and coordinating with law enforcement and EMS are the core responsibilities of this dispatcher role. The position requires calm decision-making, accuracy, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
This entry-level position as an Emergency Dispatcher involves making a daily difference by assisting people in urgent need and supporting police, fire, and after-hours emergency maintenance personnel.
Responding to National Warning System alerts is a key part of this reserve emergency dispatcher role, which provides full emergency and non-emergency communications and dispatch services to law enforcement, fire protection, medical services, and other public safety agencies.
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When someone dials 9-1-1, they need a calm, skilled professional on the other end who can think clearly under pressure, gather critical information fast, and get the right help moving immediately.
This role as a Communications Specialist involves answering emergency medical and fire calls and dispatching ambulances and fire resources to locations requesting help.
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This role involves handling incoming emergency and non-emergency calls, dispatching units via CAD, and coordinating public safety operations. The position requires clear communication, composure under pressure, and familiarity with local streets and geography.
Dedicated emergency communications dispatchers answer 911 and non-emergency calls, prioritize requests, and dispatch police, fire, and EMS units as needed. This role requires composure under pressure, strong communication skills, and adherence to state laws and department policies.
This on-site role involves handling both emergency and non-emergency calls, dispatching police officers and resources, and monitoring communications systems to support campus safety.
This role involves receiving, dispatching, and monitoring emergency and non-emergency calls around the clock for a police dispatch team. You will route calls, maintain radio communications, and access CJIS for information as needed.
The Emergency Dispatcher I receives and evaluates incoming emergency and non-emergency calls for police, fire, and EMS. This role involves compiling relevant information, initiating incidents in CAD for dispatch, and sending appropriate units and personnel to scenes or transferring calls to other…
This emergency services dispatcher role is the first point of contact for individuals in need, operating within a 24/7 communications center that handles over half a million calls annually.
An Emergency Services Dispatcher receives and dispatches routine and emergency radio and telephone communications, sending law enforcement, emergency medical, and other public safety personnel and equipment to incidents.
Directing emergency service units to scenes and maintaining communication with them and with callers is the core of this dispatcher role. The position suits a candidate with good judgment and communication skills who is comfortable talking to people in various emotional states.
An Emergency Dispatcher plays a critical role in ensuring public safety by efficiently managing emergency calls and coordinating responses from law enforcement, fire, and medical services.
Dispatching ambulance requests from within Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston to the appropriate ambulance service is the core of this role. The dispatcher ensures efficient response, safe transport of patients, and accurate documentation of services, coordinating with various teams and…
This full-time, on-site position involves receiving, recording, and managing requests for ambulance assistance, processing requests to transport medically ill and traumatically injured patients in emergency and non-emergency situations.
This entry-level position with the Police Department involves working 12-hour shifts as a Police Dispatcher. The role is suited for candidates who can navigate a structured recruitment process including various examinations and background investigations.