Ambulance dispatcher

Duties and responsibilities: Works under the direction of the Director of Communications or Dispatch Supervisor. Responsible for contacting emergency services such as police and fire or delegating these responsibilities to the call taker . Make phone calls to facilities if there is any change or discrepancy in the transport schedule. Assist with entering trips that may be scheduled through fax or email. Responsible for checking and maintaining email communications during each shift .Accurately record information as needed on paper in the event of a computer loss.. All occurrences outside of your normal daily duties should be secondary to adequately performing your job. The general appearance of the dispatch center should be neat and clean. Cleaning duties are, but are not limited to collection and removal of all garbage, sweeping and mopping floors and washing and wiping of all surfaces and equipment.

Salary: $26,070-$34,863

Education: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), most ambulance dispatchers have at least a high school diploma. uniform standards are followed. Programs and courses are offered through community and technical colleges, state agencies, professional organizations and approved training facilities. Some states require ambulance dispatchers to be certified and could provide credentials through the state Department of Health or the Department of Transportation. Some states also require emergency medical dispatchers who work for either public agencies or private ambulance companies to obtain state licensing. Specific training and testing is usually required, and licensed ambulance dispatchers could have to complete continuing education and maintain a valid CPR certification to renew their license.

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