Ambulance dispatcher

Duties and responsibilities: Research and prepare resources to develop timely as well as efficient workflow. Manage development, research as well as reconcile departmental reports.
Manage workflow and quota calendars of sub-contractor.
Manage complete daily installations quota as well as service calls in different geographic territory areas.
Maintain steady visibility to as well as track of every technician across every day.
Identify issues or attain approvals for dispatching grid as submitted by Dispatcher Specialist on demand.
Convey departmental tasks for guidance of management.
Maintain contact with all clients as well as outside vendors inclusive of issue resolution.
Conduct project management and coordinate duties as required.
Execute personnel activities as per company's policies as well as applicable laws.
Prepare individual as well as departmental training plans.
Ensure all staff members attain company as well as location standards.
Monitor employees as well as operational processes.

Salary: where they can receive an average pay rate of just about $43320. Employees with these jobs are paid the highest in Public Administration, where they can receive wages of $49600.

Education: To be an ambulance attendant or work in another paramedical occupation, you usually need a college, hospital-based or other recognized program in emergency medical technology or courses in emergency health care and supervised practical training.
. Depending on type and length of training, you need to be licensed by a regulatory body in Prince Edward Island, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia.
. If you'll be operating emergency vehicles you need the appropriate class of license.
 Most recent entrants have a community college diploma.

 

Reflection: I would be a ambulance because you do win lots of money and it’s a good thing when you help people and if someone needs help people would count on you and you’ll be consider a hero.