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Communications Officer 1/Dispatcher D4
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What they do
A Communications Manager plans and directs public relations programs that create a positive public image for an organization or business. Oversees press releases and communications with media; works with advertising and marketing staff to target advertising campaigns; manages internal communications such as newsletters or financial reports. May draft speeches or arrange interviews for company executives.
$147,802 / year median in Washington
+4% projected growth
Job Description
- This position is located in Spokane, WA
- This position is not a remote work position.
- A Communications Officer's primary responsibilities as a first responder are to efficiently multi-task using a number of technologies such as answering emergency 911 and business phone calls, enter and update calls for service in a computer aided dispatch system and transmit and receive radio communications from field personnel (troopers, park rangers, wildlife agents and more).
TO APPLY
Visit www.wsp.wa.gov/communications to read more about the job and submit your application. Once you submit your application, you will receive a confirmation email from careers.wa.gov indicating your application has been received. Once your application has been accepted by Human Resources, they forward your information to WSP Communications Headquarters in Olympia. When monitoring your email for correspondence, please check your spam and junk folders periodically. Work Remotely No Watch our video here to learn more about the job: https://youtu.be/ubw7meGb_SA Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$63,936.00- $86,040.