Campus Security & Patient Transport Specialist

St. John's Health; Jackson (WY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

St. John's Health is seeking a Security Officer to maintain a safe, secure campus for patients, visitors, and staff. You will patrol buildings, grounds, and parking areas, and assist with transporting patients between nursing and diagnostic units as needed.

You will investigate safety incidents, enforce campus rules, and coordinate with local law enforcement when necessary. The role also includes basic facility maintenance notifications and adherence to HIPAA guidelines in handling patient

Qualifications

• Technical training or completion of a formal program related to law enforcement and/or security or equivalent experience preferred.
• 5 years related work experience preferred.
• Completion of CPI training or other de-escalation training within 6 months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Patrols campus to maintain a safe and secure environment for patients, guests and staff in all conditions.
• Transports patients to and from nursing and diagnostic units; escorts as needed.
• Investigates safety-related incidents and involves local law enforcement when appropriate.
• Performs enforcement activities, files criminal complaints, and follows applicable procedures.
• Performs minor facility maintenance and notifies maintenance staff of issues.

Skills

Approachability

Composure

Conflict management

Interpersonal skills

Patience

Timely decision making

Education

Technical training or formal security program

Job description

St. John's Health is seeking a Security Officer to maintain a safe, secure campus for patients, visitors, and staff. You will patrol buildings, grounds, and parking areas, and assist with transporting patients between nursing and diagnostic units as needed.

You will investigate safety incidents, enforce campus rules, and coordinate with local law enforcement when necessary. The role also includes basic facility maintenance notifications and adherence to HIPAA guidelines in handling patient