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Emergency Medical Dispatcher (Trainee)

Job Title	Emergency Medical Dispatcher (Trainee)
Employer	Vermint Solar
Adress: Country	North Korea
Address: City	Chongjin
Work type	Internship
Expected Salary	1267064 KPW
Posting Date	Tue Jun 10 2025
End Date	Tue Jun 17 2025

Description:

We’re hiring Paramedic Dispatcher Trainees — no experience required, just a sharp mind, tech readiness, and the ability to focus when it counts most. No experience is required — just a clear speaking voice, sharp ears, and a heart that stays steady when others break down. We’ll teach you how to remain steady when voices are shaking, how to ask the right questions, and how to get help moving fast. You’ll work in a fast-paced environment where silence is rare and pressure is constant — but so is purpose. You’ll learn to track ambulances in real time, prioritize incoming calls, and dispatch units with speed and precision. You’ll learn to use systems at your own pace, gaining confidence with every scenario and simulated emergency. We’ll teach you how to use dispatch software, radio systems, GPS tracking, and communication protocols. You’ll be the invisible lifeline between medics on the road and people in their worst moments. You’ll receive ongoing guidance from experienced dispatchers who know how to spot patterns and make fast, smart decisions.

Basic Qualifications:

• Support paramedics with info like access codes, hazards, or language barriers.
• Use dispatch software, radio systems, and maps to route ambulances efficiently.
• Work rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays when needed.
• Prioritize multiple emergencies at once, staying composed under pressure.
• Participate in regular training on emergency response procedures and systems.

Preferred:

• Enjoys being the calm voice behind fast-moving rescue operations.
• Understands how to work under pressure while maintaining accurate records and logs.
• Comfortable using multi-line phones, headsets, and real-time data systems.
• Can provide pre-arrival instructions for basic first aid or CPR until help arrives.
• Experience working in emergency dispatch or call center environments related to healthcare or public safety.

Benefits:

• We don’t just take calls — we take *care*.
• Every call you answer is an act of service — and a lifeline for someone in crisis.
• Real-time coaching, not micromanagement — we’ve got your back in the heat of the moment.
• Rotating shifts with protected breaks and built-in recovery time.
• Supportive supervisors who know the job — because they’ve done it too.

You’ll learn not just technical skills, but emotional tools — like how to stay centered, even when others are overwhelmed. You don’t have to be perfect — just present, reliable, and ready to improve a little every day. You won’t be in the ambulance, but you’ll be the reason it arrives fast and prepared. You’ll discover how powerful your voice can be when it delivers calm, control, and help. You’ll gain emotional resilience — not by avoiding intensity, but by learning how to process it with strength. This job isn’t about adrenaline — it’s about precision, compassion, and the ability to think clearly under pressure. We’ll help you grow into someone who can guide, protect, and stay centered through anything. If you’re ready to guide real help through digital systems, and support first responders with your focus — we’re ready to train you.