Emergency Response Training

• Emergency 9-1-1 with law enforcement, medical, or fire; or Industry Dispatcher
• Emergency Medical Responder for Non-EMS Personnel (usually supporting the plant/employer environment, or use in situations where it is necessary to have a first responder before EMS/Paramedic can arrive)

Successful completers of Emergency Dispatch 911 can expect to learn the basics of call-taking while also getting an in-depth look at the job requirements of Dispatch Operator.

In Emergency Medical Responder, you'll learn the role of the first responder as well as lifesaving skills including:

• Scene Safety
• Hazmat Emergencies
• CPR
• Emergency Defibrillation
• How to respond to various injuries until higher trained medical personnel arrive on scene

• Emergency Dispatch 9-1-1 (QJ)

Prerequisites include:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Clean background check (email/call for specifics)
• Good customer service, organizational, multi-tasking, and computer skills (typing 35 words per minute)

• Emergency Medical Responder for Non-EMS Personnel

• No medical background required
• Must be able to perform CPR and do minor lifting
• Ideal candidate remains calm under pressure, especially in first aid/ medical emergencies

• See Basic and Advanced Life Support classes available »

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