Anne Camaro's guest appearances

Anne Camaro

Dispatch in Depth

On Scene First with Tracy Eldridge

Jeremy DeMar

Tyrell Morris

Samantha Hawkins

Jonathan Jones

Sarah Smith

Jennifer Anderson

Chris Knight

Michael Martin

Mark Fletcher

Carl Waggett

Matthew Levy

Ian Adams

Bobby Henline

Dan Cox

Robert Avsec

OwlTail

Welcome to episode 17, I am wicked excited to speak Anne Camaro, Asst. Director of Operation for the Cambridge, MA 9-1-1 Communications Center. Join us as we discuss how we met back in 2007, the power of peer support, and the effect of the 9-1-1 profession on family and how we both learned to say no, recently! Thank you to our premier sponsor RapidSOS, for more information on how you can become RapidSOS Ready and connect to the world's first Emergency Response Data Platform visit RapidSOS today and tell them Tracy sent you.

Welcome to episode 17, I am wicked excited to speak Anne Camaro, Asst. Director of Operation for the Cambridge, MA 9-1-1 Communications Center. Join us as we discuss how we met back in 2007, the power of peer support, and the effect of the 9-1-1 profession on family and how we both learned to say no, recently! <br><br>Thank you to our premier sponsor RapidSOS, for more information on how you can become RapidSOS Ready and connect to the world's first Emergency Response Data Platform visit RapidSOS today and tell them Tracy sent you.

On Scene First Ep. 17: Anne Camaro Asst. Dir of Operations; Cambridge, MA 9-1-1

Isabel talks with Anne Camaro, assistant director of administration and training with the Cambridge Emergency Communications Department, and Jeremy DeMar, director of emergency communications for the city of Springfield, MA. They continue the discussion about the friends and family of 911 stress survey, including how it was distributed and what its results mean for dispatch as a profession.Want to get involved in a study? Have a question? Email us at dispatchindepth @ emergencydispatch (dot) org

Isabel talks with Anne Camaro, assistant director of administration and training with the Cambridge Emergency Communications Department, and Jeremy DeMar, director of emergency communications for the city of Springfield, MA. They continue the discussion about the friends and family of 911 stress survey, including how it was distributed and what its results mean for dispatch as a profession.<br><br>Want to get involved in a study? Have a question? Email us at dispatchindepth @ emergencydispatch (dot) org

Side Effects May Vary (Part 2) with Anne Camaro and Jeremy DeMar