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City of Cincinnati seeks an experienced Emergency 911 Operator who will also support quality assurance and training activities within the ECC. You will assist with QA reviews and work closely with management to improve call-taking operations for emergency and non-emergency requests.
Role requires IAED certifications or equivalent, with proven ability to train others, analyze data, and maintain composure in stressful situations. This is an on-site position in Cincinnati, OH.
This experienced employee performs the work of Emergency 911 Operator and also performs quality assurance and training activities to enhance the call-taking operations of the Emergency Communications Center. This employee assists with quality assurance reviews regarding the Emergency Communications Center service delivery. Works closely with management, quality assurance, and training team to continuously improve operational effectiveness and efficiency regarding the processing and handling of emergency and non-emergency requests for service. Performs related duties as required.In addition to the Knowledge, Skills and Abilities requirements of the Emergency 911 Operator.
Each applicant must have two years of experience as an Emergency 911 Operator at the City of Cincinnati, be currently employed as an Emergency 911 Operator, and currently hold valid call-taking certifications (Emergency Medical Dispatcher, Emergency Fire Dispatcher, Emergency Police Dispatcher) from the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED).
Or four years’ experience working as a telecommunicator in n 911 public safety answering point (PSAP) or an emergency communications center (ECC) with one-year experience serving in a training or supervisory role with experience facilitating on-the-job training for new hires, promotions, and/or cross training needs. Must currently hold a valid Emergency Medical Dispatcher certification from the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch (IAED).
Must be able to work 8 or 12 hour shifts, including rotating, permanent relief, or swing shifts including weekends and holidays. Position is subject to mandatory overtime requirements as needed, and is considered an essential position. This is a sensitive classification and applicants must successfully pass a police record and background check. Must be able to obtain and maintain the certifications necessary to access local, state, and federal criminal justice databases.
Must be able to obtain and maintain the certifications necessary to perform call-taking functions, evaluate call-taking functions, and provide instruction (e.g., Emergency Telecommunicator (ETC), Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD), Emergency Fire Dispatcher (EFD), Emergency Police Dispatcher EPD, Emergency Medical Dispatcher - Quality Assurance (EMD-Q), Emergency Fire Dispatcher - Quality Assurance (EFD-Q), Emergency Police Dispatcher-Quality Assurance (EPD-Q), and Communications Training Officer (CTO) certifications.
(Illustrative only. Any one position within this classification may not be include all of the duties listed nor do the listed examples include all of the tasks which may be performed.)
9 Months
Acts as a trainer/coach/mentor for Emergency 911 Operators and others in a variety of settings (on the job, classroom, etc.). May direct the work of temporary, seasonal, or co-operative education program students.
Keisha Thomas - keisha.thomas@cincinnati-oh.gov