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Career Research Presentation
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Julia Lamour
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Updated Jun 28, 2021
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00:00
Chapter 1
00:08
Chapter 2
00:44
Chapter 3
00:47
Chapter 4
01:24
Chapter 5
01:27
Chapter 6
02:07
Chapter 7
02:09
Chapter 8
02:32
Chapter 9
02:34
Chapter 10
03:45
Chapter 11
03:47
Chapter 12
Audio Transcript
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Mhm. Hello today we're gonna be discussing my career research
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presentation. So let's get right into it.
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I ultimately want to become a 911 dispatch.
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So these are some images I've inserted of dispatchers in
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their day to day.
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So this is an L.
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A. P.
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D. Dispatch officer.
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Mhm. And this is hawaii P.
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D. Dispatch.
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And lastly this image is just of how a typical
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setup would look of a dispatch area.
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And then moving on to the next slide, we will
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discuss the job description for a 911 dispatcher.
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The job description includes Operating a telephone radios and other
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communications systems to receive and communicate request for emergency assistance
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at 911 public safety answering points and emergency operation centers.
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Among a few other things like taking information from the
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public and other sources regarding crimes, threats, disturbances, acts of
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terrorism, fires, medical emergencies and even other public safety matters.
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Mm. And now we're going to discuss the job responsibilities
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for 911 dispatcher.
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So these responsibilities include questioning colours to determine their locations,
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determining response requirements and relative priorities of situations and dispatching
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units to accordance of their established procedures.
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Um on top of recording details of calls, dispatches and
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messages, scanning status charts and computer screens and contacting emergency
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response field units to determine emergency units available for dispatch
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and lastly receiving incoming telephone or alarm system calls.
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Yeah. And for the educational requirements for dispatchers, luckily they
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only need a high school diploma or G.
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E. D.
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Um However more is better obviously.
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Um And I attached a little diploma how a diploma
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should look depending on the school stay etcetera.
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Mhm. And for personal characteristics 911 dispatchers need to make
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sure that they have the following active listening speaking, social
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percent perceptiveness, critical thinking, coordination.
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And along with those um dispatchers should also have knowledge
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in the following database user interface help desk and call
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center software.
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Um And for active listening that basically just means they
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have to give their full attention to what other people
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are saying.
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Make sure to take time to understand what the person
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is saying.
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Make sure to ask questions as appropriate and not to
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interrupt inappropriate times.
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For speaking it's just a matter of talking to others
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to convey convey information effectively.
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For social perceptiveness, a dispatcher must be aware of others
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reactions and understanding why they react the way that they
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would. Um And for critical thinking you must use logic
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and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternative
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solutions, conclusions or approaches to problems.
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And lastly, for coordination, adjusting actions in relation to other
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actions. And lastly, for my reference page, I used the
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reference that was provided for the career research paper um
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the old dot net dash occupation career research and that
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basically gives you a rundown of everything discussed.
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And I also included a helpful link if it will
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load, let me see.
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Okay, well the helpful link is not there for some
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reason, but it was there.
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But basically I did a quick search online and I
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found job interviews for dispatchers and helpful information to know
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for a dispatcher.
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Thank you so much and have a good rest of
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your day.
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