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Demonstrate the culminating role performance in the following areas: fire suppression, community education and fire prevention, firefighter emergency patient care, environmental protection, and special rescue operations
Identify and use the personal and professional developmental resources / activities that promote growth and contribute to lifelong learning
Meet the ethical, legal, and safety requirements of professional in the fire service
Use safe practices and techniques with fire department apparatus, tools and equipment
Communicate effectively using verbal, non-verbal, written, or electronic methods including recognized and appropriate fire service terminology
Interact with others in a variety of emergency and non-emergency situations in a manner that demonstrates confidence, professionalism, and sensitivity to others and to the situation
Demonstrate respect when communicating effectively with diverse communities and their members
Use effective and appropriate problem-solving and decision-making skills in emergency and non-emergency situations
Work effectively with other members of the fire service team, pre-hospital emergency care providers, and other emergency service-related groups to provide comprehensive service in emergency and non-emergency situations.
The information contained in our "Career Outcomes" is more career focused than the Calendar information.
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