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We are currently accepting applications for Telecommunicator.

Telecommunicators form the vital link between callers in distress and emergency response teams. Through efficient assessment and call handling, telecommunicators reduce response times and help save lives.

Pay / Benefits

~ $49,785 annually (2023 salary), after completion of training

~ Health insurance including medical, dental, vision, and life

~ 80 hours of Paid time off after 90 days

~ 40 hours of vacation time after 6 months

~ Paid holiday time after 30 days of employment

~ Overtime / comp time available

~ 12 hour shifts, every other Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off

~ On the job training and continuing education opportunities

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Becoming a telecommunicator

Telecommunicators aren't just responsible for receiving incoming emergency calls, they also prioritize calls based on the nature of the emergency, provide instructions on life-saving emergency medical interventions, and dispatch the proper emergency personnel. As if that isn't enough, they're also responsible for helping callers remain calm enough to provide the information first responders need to understand the full scope of a situation.

Telecommunicators know that the more information first responders have when they arrive on the scene, the quicker they can assess a situation and take action. They also know that seconds can be the difference between life and death.

Telecommunicators that are composed and mentally present help maximize the speed of the entire dispatch process, reducing response times and saving lives.

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Becoming a telecommunicator

A GLIMPSE IN TO WHAT A TELECOMMUNICATOR DOES

A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A 911 DISPATCHER

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