Standard Occupational Classification (SOC): Command and Control Center Specialists

Command and control center specialists in healthcare are responsible for monitoring and responding to emergencies and other critical situations within a healthcare facility. They may work in a command and control center, which is typically responsible for coordinating the activities of various departments and personnel in response to these events.

Command and control center specialists in healthcare may be responsible for monitoring and evaluating emergency situations, as well as for coordinating the deployment of personnel and resources in response to these events. They may also be responsible for maintaining accurate records and reports related to emergency response and for providing support to other departments and personnel as needed.

To become a command and control center specialist in healthcare, individuals typically need to have a high school diploma or equivalent and may receive on-the-job training. Some positions may require additional education or training, as well as experience in emergency response or management. In some cases, certification in emergency management or a related field may be beneficial for advancement.