Liam Bowes Email & Phone Number

Ireland

The role of the Control Supervisor is to manage a complement of staff dedicated to the operation of a Control and Communications Centre in order to efficiently and effectively manage and coordinate the utilisation of various forms of Emergency Ambulance (PHEC), Intermediate Care Service (ICS), Specialist (including Aeromedical)/Retrieval, Community/First Responder) resources to meet the needs of service users.The Control Supervisor has a key role in delivering an effective response to emergencies within an established set of performance indicator response times. S/he will play a lead role in improving communication both within and externally to the Service, by performing their duties in line with the ethos of customer/client service.The Control Supervisor is responsible for the efficient and effective control and utilisation of emergency ambulance and patient transport resources to meet service users’ needs in a timely manner and within the framework of policies, procedures and guidelines.The Control Supervisor will also have administrative tasks to ensure the smooth running of the National Emergency Operations Centre and to ensure that standards are met.

TThe Emergency Medical Dispatcher is responsible for dispatching ambulances and other resources to 999 calls. The Dispatcher is a vital link between a medical emergency taking place and help arriving at the scene. Emergency Dispatchers work as part of a team assigning ambulance resources to emergency and urgent calls whilst liaising with emergency call takers, ambulance crews and other emergency services such as Garda, Fire Brigade and Coast GuardNo one day is like the last. Dispatchers will be dealing with medical emergencies, traumatic events and major incidents; prioritizing their workload and ensuring patients receive the right response, first time, every time.This is a highly pressurized and quick moving role where you are required keep a calm and level-headed approach. You could be assigning an ambulance to a patient who has fallen or sending multiple resources to a cardiac arrest. You will need to think logically and tactically as you manage a workload that changes by the second. It is essential that you are able to multitask and manage tasks with competing priorities.This is a challenging role where you will need to maintain professionalism and have good communication skills throughout the course of your duties. You will deal with distressing events so it is important that you are resilient and have a focus on your own wellbeing.

Dublin, Ireland

The Call Taker post is designed to operate in a communications command and control centre environment in order to control efficiently and effectively the emergency ambulance, intermediate care and first responder services for service users and to cater for the communications needs of the Health Service.Responsible for the efficient and effective call taking of EMS, ICS and related calls and requests in order to meet service users needs in a timely manner and within the framework of policies, procedures and guidelines. Additionally, the Call Taker will have a key role in the future operation of alternative referral pathways.The Call Taker has a key role in delivering an effective response to emergencies within an established set of performance indicator response times. The Call Taker will play a lead role in improving communication within and externally to the service, by performing their duties in line with the ethos of customer/client service.

Dublin, Leinster, Ireland

Responsibilities include:Manage retail staff, including cashiers and people working on the floorCounting and cashing tills at the end of the day Keyholder Creating layouts Entering new stock into the system and reducing items to clear

Community And Health Services - Qqi Level 5

High School, Education

Activities and Societies: Student Council President Green Schools Committee President