Night Air Medical Dispatch Specialist
dukeDurham (NC)
About the role
Duke Life Flight, a core unit of Duke University Health System, seeks an Air Medical Communications Specialist for the Duke Life Flight team. The role operates in the Air Medical Communications Center handling phones, radios, weather radar, and dispatch software to support air and ground transport for critically ill patients.
The position requires NC EMT/EMD certification, strong communication skills, and the ability to coordinate with physicians, nursing staff, and receiving units.
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