Public Safety Communications - Owens Community College

Public Safety Communications from Owens Community College is a Campus Associate Law degree that prepares you for a Legal career. This program provides the skills and knowledge necessary to perform the duties and responsibilities of dispatcher for police, fire and emergency medical services personnel. It further provides the background to supervise other communications personnel and manage a public safety communications center during disasters, terrorist incidents and public safety threatening events. Graduates can expect to find positions with federal, state, regional and local public safety agencies. Student Learning Outcomes: Students will obtain critical information via telephone, computer, radio, and other electronic devices found in public safety communication centers. Students will operate various items of Telecommunications equipment. Students will apply criminal and civil law to the communications center and public safety. Students will perform multiple critical communication activities simultaneously. Students will provide basic emergency medical and public safety information over the telephone, computer, and radio to members of their agencies and to the public pending the arrival of first responders. Students will manage critical incident responsibilities as they pertain to the emergency communications center. Students will assist in the delivery of appropriate public safety services and information based on a fundamental understanding of basic police, fire, and emergency medical services operations. View more details on Owens Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Law courses.