EMT Security Officer – Casino Patrol & Emergency Response

DeKalb Health; Pauma (CA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Pauma Band of Mission Indians in California seeks a Security Officer to maintain safety across the casino environment and exterior areas. The role includes EMT-assisted medical support and escorting patrons around the facility, with adherence to internal control policies and rapid response to incidents.

Qualified candidates have EMT certification, a valid guard card, and the ability to file detailed reports while coordinating with local law enforcement and tribal authorities.

Qualifications

• 2 years experience in law enforcement, military or security, or POS T certificate.
• EMT license is required; guard card preferred.
• Pauma Gaming Commission license/approval required.
• Able to type 20 wpm minimum.
• Knowledge of security procedures and laws applicable to casino operations.
• Willingness to learn and follow corporate security policies.

Responsibilities

• Patrols casino floor, hallways, exterior and parking areas to ensure safety.
• Provide emergency medical assistance and first aid as needed.
• Ensure compliance with casino policies and state laws.
• Coordinate traffic flow and keep secure premises.
• Observe patrons and deter criminal or unusual activity.
• Assist investigations and coordinate with law enforcement when required.
• Complete detailed reports using a computer.
• Escort patrons between parking and casino; support TG/BVA drops as needed.

Skills

Patrol duties

Emergency medical

Report writing

Compliance knowledge

Communication skills

Security procedures

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Tools

Guard Card

EMT License

Job description

Pauma Band of Mission Indians in California seeks a Security Officer to maintain safety across the casino environment and exterior areas. The role includes EMT-assisted medical support and escorting patrons around the facility, with adherence to internal control policies and rapid response to incidents.

Qualified candidates have EMT certification, a valid guard card, and the ability to file detailed reports while coordinating with local law enforcement and tribal authorities.