How Do You Find A Disaster Relief Job?
Disaster relief workers provide assistance when a catastrophic event occurs, such as a hurricane or fire. They rescue people from the wreckage, see to medical care, assist with cleanup and provide for food, housing and other needs of victims and workers. Disaster relief work can be stressful but fulfilling. It requires proper training and regular updating and refreshing of safety and first aid procedures. Enroll in CPR and first aid courses offered by the American Red Cross, community colleges or online, such as by FirstAidWeb.com. Take and pass all required tests and obtain proof of certification, if applicable. Volunteer at local hospitals, fire departments, American Red Cross offices and other emergency agencies. These agencies will often have postings of available paid positions. Compile a list of disaster relief coworkers and obtain reference and recommendations from them. Ask them to word such letters to emphasize your skills in emergency situations. Contact local and online coll
