Campus Police Officer: Patrol, Investigate, Protect

University Hospitals; Conneaut (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus ($5,000)

Job summary

University Hospitals in Conneaut, OH seeks a Police Officer to patrol the campus, deter crime, respond to calls, and conduct investigations. You will document incidents, collect evidence, and testify in court while upholding PHI compliance and departmental policies.

The role requires high school GED, thorough legal knowledge, and strong communication skills. Responsibilities include driving, reporting, arrest or disposition, and collaboration with court processes.

Qualifications

• High School Equivalent / GED required.
• Efficiently and independently complete essential work.
• Knowledge of state/local laws, arrest procedures, and court processes.
• Excellent communication and testimony skills.
• Protect constitutional rights and PHI handling knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Patrol Hospital Campus to deter and detect crime and respond to calls for service.
• Document alleged crimes; protect persons and property; advise on preventative practices.
• Conduct preliminary and continued investigations; collect evidence and interview witnesses.
• Prepare comprehensive crime and incident reports; coordinate arrests and transport of prisoners.
• Testify in court and provide credible testimony as required.
• Respond to emergency and non-emergency calls; ensure rapid, safe response.

Skills

Firearms training

Defensive tactics

Less lethal force

LEADS

Domestic violence

Legal updates

Education

High School/GED

Job description

University Hospitals in Conneaut, OH seeks a Police Officer to patrol the campus, deter crime, respond to calls, and conduct investigations. You will document incidents, collect evidence, and testify in court while upholding PHI compliance and departmental policies.

The role requires high school GED, thorough legal knowledge, and strong communication skills. Responsibilities include driving, reporting, arrest or disposition, and collaboration with court processes.