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Marissa Saucedo

Biddeford,ME

Summary

As a Division I soccer player at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, I developed strong leadership, teamwork, and time-management skills while balancing demanding coursework with an extensive travel schedule. Working alongside my teammates toward a common goal taught me the importance of communication, accountability, and maintaining a team-oriented mindset. I have carried these skills into my current role in dispatch, where organization, adaptability, and teamwork are essential. I strive to bring the same discipline, commitment, and collaborative approach to my professional career.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience

Work History

911 Emergency Dispatcher

Sanford Regional Communication Center
Sanford, ME
01.2026 - Current
  • Answered emergency calls at the regional communication center and gathered critical incident details.
  • Dispatched police, fire, and EMS units using radio and computer systems.
  • Monitored active incidents and relayed updates to field responders.
  • Acted calmly and professionally under pressure while making decisions in high-stress situations.
  • Provided pre-arrival instructions over the phone such as CPR and first aid instructions.
  • Entered warrants into OpenFox database.

Sales Supervisor

Ripcurl
Ventura, CA
08.2025 - 09.2025
  • Supervised daily sales operations and team performance in retail environment.
  • Trained new staff on company policies and effective sales techniques.
  • Managed inventory levels and coordinated stock replenishment processes.
  • Assisted customers with product selection and provided excellent service.

Private Trainer

Infinity Ballers
Bedford, MA
05.2022 - 06.2025
  • Designed and coordinated personalized soccer training programs for individual and team goals.
  • Monitored client progress and adjusted programs accordingly.
  • Collaborated with other trainers to develop innovative training strategies.
  • Built strong relationships with clients to promote long-term commitment to fitness and the game of soccer.
  • Used personal life experience through playing NCAA Divison 1 soccer to instruct clients on what steps to take to elevate their game.

Education

Completed Classroom Requirements For Phase II (80.00 Hours) -

Maine Criminal Justice Academy
Vassalboro, ME
10-2026

CPR Certification -

American Red Cross
03-2026

Certified Advanced Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) -

International Academy of EMD
02-2026

Certified Emergency Fire Dispatcher (EFD) -

International Academy of EFD
02-2026

Certified Emergency Telecommunicator -

International Academy of Emergency Dispatch
02-2026

Master of Arts - Criminal Justice

University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Lowell, MA
05-2025

Graduate Certificate - Forensic Criminology

University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Lowell, MA
12-2024

Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice

University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Lowell, MA
12-2023

Skills

  • Ethical decision-making
  • Customer service
  • Communication skills
  • Conflict resolution
  • Problem-solving
  • Strategy development
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Microsoft Word
  • Microsoft PowerPoint
  • Emergency dispatching
  • IMC (CAD)
  • Radio systems
  • CPR instruction
  • Typing speed
  • Active listening

Timeline

911 Emergency Dispatcher

Sanford Regional Communication Center
01.2026 - Current

Sales Supervisor

Ripcurl
08.2025 - 09.2025

Private Trainer

Infinity Ballers
05.2022 - 06.2025

Completed Classroom Requirements For Phase II (80.00 Hours) -

Maine Criminal Justice Academy

CPR Certification -

American Red Cross

Certified Advanced Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) -

International Academy of EMD

Certified Emergency Fire Dispatcher (EFD) -

International Academy of EFD

Certified Emergency Telecommunicator -

International Academy of Emergency Dispatch

Master of Arts - Criminal Justice

University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Graduate Certificate - Forensic Criminology

University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Bachelor of Science - Criminal Justice

University of Massachusetts, Lowell
Marissa Saucedo