
Job Location 110 S. REGENT STREET SUITE 500 - SALT LAKE CITY, UT
Our team is looking to hire an experienced developer to help in our life saving mission of providing training to support to emergency dispatch services across the globe. If you’re ready to take your career to the next level while making a worthwhile impact, consider joining our team! This role is eligible for our full host of benefits such as health, dental, vision, pet, and legal insurance, PTO, company contributions to a 401K and more while working in an award winning workplace culture. Come see why our teams love working here! This role is based in Salt Lake City, UT and has a hybrid work model.
Provide senior level design and development expertise to the creation and maintenance of software products including training/learning platforms, applications, web pages, client portals, databases, reports and queries, and other products as requested. Interfaces with clients, customers, and internal users to gather requirements, troubleshoot issues, and deploy solutions. Trains other team members and provides technical leadership in design and development matters. Helps develop and support software development best practices. This role operates on a hybrid work model.
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Priority Dispatch Corp. is the world leader in providing emergency dispatch protocol products as well as training and services. Our company has developed a comprehensive, systematic approach for triage systems for emergency calltaking centers. Our Medical Priority Dispatch System™ (MPDS®) has been in use for 45 years. Currently, the MPDS and it's counterparts, the Police Priority Dispatch System™, Fire Priority Dispatch System™, and Emergency Communication Nurse System™ are used in 60 different countries and have been translated into 31 different languages and dialects.
The MPDS, PPDS, and FPDS exist in ProQA®, the most complete software solution in the industry, which leads the Emergency Dispatcher through a structured interrogation sequence of triage and recommends a response assignment.
Prioritizing EMS responses helps avoid inappropriate response allocation and inappropriate use of lights-and-siren. Instead of a maximal response, it is better to send a response that is most suitable for the situation. In this way, the Priority Dispatch System not only saves money – it saves lives.