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Emergency Telecommunicator Services in Pacific City, Oregon, seeks an Emergency Dispatcher to handle emergency and nonemergency calls, gather details, and coordinate responders. You will use computer-aided dispatch systems and radio equipment to prioritize and relay critical information under pressure.
The role requires calm, precise communication, strong typing, and the ability to manage multiple tasks while ensuring responder safety and timely updates to incident records.
911 Emergency Dispatchers connect people who need urgent help with the public safety personnel who respond. In this role, you may receive emergency calls, gather essential information, and coordinate police, fire, or emergency medical resources according to agency procedures.
The work requires calm communication and careful attention. Dispatchers must listen closely, confirm incident locations, document changing circumstances, and relay accurate information while managing multiple communication systems.
Duty Location:
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Application Deadline:
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Emergency communications centers commonly operate around the clock. Depending on the position, assignments may include overnight shifts, weekends, holidays, rotating schedules, and required overtime.
Experience and Education Requirements
A high school diploma or recognized equivalency credential is commonly required. Some agencies recruit entry-level applicants, while others require previous emergency communications experience or current certifications.
Useful skills include accurate typing, active listening, clear speech, basic computer proficiency, and the ability to organize information under pressure. The official announcement determines required testing scores, experience, and training deadlines.