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This telecommunicator position provides essential communication links to internal and external clients through switchboard and paging services, operating 24/7.
This role in the League City Communication Center involves answering emergency 9-1-1 calls and non-emergency telephone calls. Telecommunicators provide lifesaving instructions while effectively communicating and relaying critical information between first responders and citizens.
This full-time, non-exempt position involves technical and communications work in receiving and processing emergency and non-emergency calls for the City of Miami Gardens Police Department.
This specialized role involves receiving and processing emergency and non-emergency calls for the City's Police, Fire, and EMS departments.
This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. Responsibilities Answer 9-1-1 voice and TTY telephone calls requesting emergency services Question callers to determine the nature and location of the problem, extract and record essential information, and…
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This role involves receiving incoming calls for police and non-emergency assistance, entering relevant information into the CAD system, and providing general support for dispatch operations.
This role is accountable for receiving and processing both emergency and non-emergency calls, providing pre-arrival instructions, and dispatching assistance.
This role involves performing communications work in the operation of telephone, radio, and other related equipment within a 911 Emergency Communications Center.
This full-time 911 Telecommunicator (Dispatcher) position involves receiving routine and emergency calls related to various public safety departments.
This role in the New Hanover County 911 Center involves answering emergency calls and monitoring radio dispatch. It suits a dedicated individual who can provide efficient, accurate, and professional service, making a difference in the community.
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This Telecommunicator role involves effectively communicating with people, including juveniles and children, to provide information, instructions, and direct them to the proper division or agency.
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This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. Responsibilities Answer 911 calls and dispatch agencies for law enforcement, fire, and emergency services Answer non-emergency phone calls for law enforcement agencies within Mills County Operate radio console…
This role involves skilled work processing and entering 9-1-1 calls for both emergency and non-emergency assistance. The telecommunicator operates various communication equipment to answer requests and dispatch public safety agencies in Randolph County.
The Telecommunicator operates an enhanced 911 emergency system, receiving and dispatching emergency calls for Forsyth County Department of Emergency Services.
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This night-shift position as a 911 Telecommunicator / Dispatcher is a vital part of the emergency communication team, providing life-saving assistance through quick thinking and compassionate communication.
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This role involves working within the Central Medical Emergency Dispatch (CMED) center, where you will answer, process, and prioritize emergency and non-emergency 911 calls. It suits an EMS professional dedicated to clinical excellence, joining a team at Medic Headquarters.
Joining the team at Gaston County Government means being part of a community dedicated to improving the lives of its citizens. This role involves providing 24-hour coverage for emergency 911 calls and radio transmissions, maintaining and operating the computer-aided dispatch system for police…
Answering 9-1-1 emergency and non-emergency calls is the core of this role, determining the appropriate response from Police, Fire, EMS, or other agencies.
This role is a paid position as an emergency communications trainee, where you will learn to be the first point of contact for callers seeking help, support, or emergency services.
Working on an assigned shift, the Telecommunicator dispatches law enforcement, fire, emergency medical services, and non-emergency calls for service.
This role in the Telecommunications Department provides essential communication links 24/7 to internal and external clients through switchboard and paging services.
This role involves working as a full-time 911 Telecommunicator in the Emergency Communications Center, receiving and evaluating 911 and non-emergency calls for Police, Fire, and EMS.
This is a non-sworn, full-time position involving technical and communications work. The Telecommunicator receives and processes emergency and non-emergency calls for the City of Miami Gardens Police Department and dispatches appropriate personnel and resources for police and…
This telecommunicator role involves administrative tasks related to real estate, focusing on phone and email correspondence. It is a long-term position with a start time of 10:00 AM and minimal overtime, offering a good work-life balance with weekends and holidays off.
Being a telecommunicator involves playing a vital role in ensuring the safety of Sampson County residents by responding to 911 calls requesting emergency assistance.
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This telecommunicator role involves handling inquiries from employees regarding insurance content and system operations, and inputting data into a dedicated system. It suits an individual who is new to the field, as a two-month training period is provided.
This 911 Telecommunicator position involves protective services and frequent exposure to high-stress situations. The role coordinates incoming 911 communications and other activities to support public safety personnel, providing backup operation for detention facility security controls.
This role involves receiving incoming calls for police and emergency assistance, dispatching necessary units, and performing general support duties related to dispatch activities.
This Telecommunicator role is the crucial link between the public and first responders, answering 9-1-1 and non-emergency calls. The position involves gathering information and dispatching appropriate public safety resources for law enforcement, fire, and EMS agencies.
This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses. This position provides emergency response services to the residents of Berkeley County, working under stressful, high-risk conditions while dealing courteously and effectively with fellow…
This role involves facilitating emergency and routine public safety communications between the public, public safety responders, and their support agencies.
This highly responsible telecommunication position processes citizen requests for emergency and non-emergency responses for the Panama City Police Department and the after-hours Panama City Utilities Department.
This night-shift role in Midland County involves answering all emergency and non-emergency calls to the 9-1-1 Center, then dispatching law enforcement, fire, and EMS responders based on the nature of the situation.
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Receiving incoming calls for police and non-emergency assistance is the primary function of this role, along with entering relevant information into the CAD system. This position provides general support for dispatch operations, including record-keeping, typing, and filing.
This Telecommunicator I position involves operating multi-channel radio and multi-line telephone consoles simultaneously, while managing computer-aided dispatch and other computer systems.
This safety-sensitive position assists in ensuring public safety at the Albuquerque International Sunport by monitoring airport security systems and operating a multi-line, multi-function touch screen telephone system.
This role is responsible for receiving and dispatching 9-1-1 and non-emergency requests for law enforcement responses and patient transport. The Telecommunicator evaluates and prioritizes calls for service, dispatching appropriate personnel and equipment, and maintaining situational awareness for…
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Receiving, processing, and dispatching 9-1-1 and non-emergency calls for police, fire, and emergency medical services is the core of this full-time role.
This role involves dispatching various airport personnel, including police, fire, and maintenance, based on service requests and available resources. The Telecommunicator operates a range of communication systems and monitors security, ensuring smooth airport operations and public safety.
The Telecommunicator I maintains communications via radio with on-duty police officers and security guards and monitors security and safety systems at the university.
The Telecommunicator receives and prioritizes calls for service, dispatching emergency and non-emergency personnel as needed. This position involves monitoring, operating, and assisting in the maintenance of electronic equipment.
Dispatching and telecommunicating is an essential role in coordinating and facilitating port operations within the Harbormaster's Office.
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This 911 Telecommunicator role involves quickly and professionally answering emergency and administrative calls, determining the appropriate response, and handling high-stress situations. The position requires multi-tasking and working a variety of shifts.
This 911 Telecommunicator role supports the Blue Earth County Sheriff's Office by providing essential services that promote public safety and well-being.
This essential role provides monitoring support for fire and burglar alarm systems and camera systems, while also answering all incoming calls to the Police Department.
This role involves dispatching for police, fire, and paramedics, handling all emergency and non-emergency calls, processing information, assessing needs, and dispatching appropriate public safety resources.
This entry-level role trains an individual to perform specialized emergency communications work within the County's enhanced 911 Communications Department.
This full-time position as a Telecommunicator with the Burlington Police Department involves handling emergency and non-emergency calls for police and fire departments.
Responding to emergency and non-emergency calls is the core of this role, updating information to improve response services, and dispatching police, fire, ambulance, EMA, and other agencies.
This role as a 911 Telecommunicator offers an opportunity to be a crucial team member, helping people in distress and providing essential community service.