Ep 575 features Theresa, a CTO at Cobb County 911 out of GA. 

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Episode topics –

• Theresa shares her innovative community outreach using reptiles to engage the public

• The importance of understanding personality types in communication and teamwork

• Unique dispatch operations using reindeer names during the holiday season

• Information on how you can participate in educational and humorous emergency service presentations

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Ep 574 features Lindsey, a supervisor in the Employment Relations Unit at Cobb County 911 out of GA. 

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Episode topics –

• Lindsey's transition from EMS to fire rescue and then to police dispatch

• Differences in protocols and communication styles between fire, EMS, and police departments

• Intense relief and euphoria from successfully resolving challenging calls

• Memorable and unusual call scenarios, including 'Florida man' incidents and a call involving an emu

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Ep 573 features Jazmine, a Systems Analyst at Cobb County 911 out of GA. 

Episode topics –

• Jazmine’s journey from aspiring police officer to systems analyst

• The importance of training and multitasking in dispatch roles

• Handling emotional and high-stakes 911 calls

• Advancements in dispatch technology, including location accuracy and video capabilities

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Ep 572 features Suzanne Carlsen-Skunca, 911 Professional, Owner of Finding Your Path Coaching out of Canada. 

Episode topics –

• Suzanne's first robbery call and diverse experience in emergency dispatch

• Different shift patterns and their impacts on her well-being

• Personal challenges and the significance of mental health care

• A memorable industrial fire call leading to a PTSD diagnosis

• Career transitions, coaching work, and resilience in first responders

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