Emergency dispatch triage protocols, ProQA software, and dispatcher training
Priority Dispatch builds structured triage protocols and the ProQA software that guides emergency call-takers through interrogation and response recommendations. Active projects around SIP trunk traffic capture and real-time audio delivery point toward call-audio infrastructure beyond protocol software, while a security stack spanning SAST, DAST, ISO 27001, NIST and CMMC reflects public-sector compliance demands. Early adoption of Codex and Cursor signals AI-assisted development entering a C# and SQL Server shop.
Priority Dispatch Corporation, founded in 1979 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, UT, develops emergency dispatch protocol systems for medical, police and fire call-taking, plus a nurse triage system. Its protocols run inside ProQA, software that walks dispatchers through structured questioning and suggests an appropriate response level. The company also provides training and services to emergency communication centers, with protocols used across dozens of countries and many languages. It is privately held with 201–500 employees, and runs training content on Articulate Storyline and SCORM alongside a Salesforce-based sales operation.
Its stack includes C#, Windows Communication Foundation, SQL Server, MySQL, Node.js, React and Next.js, with Azure Data Factory and Power BI for data, Salesforce Sales Cloud and CPQ for sales, and Articulate Storyline with SCORM for training.
Job posts reference a SIP trunk traffic capture and processing platform and a real-time audio delivery system, alongside work on system performance and scalability.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, led by engineering with a senior-leaning mix, plus design and legal roles.
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