Healthcare Security Officer: Patient Safety & Response

Lutheran Hospital; Fort Wayne (IN); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, IN seeks a Security Officer to ensure safety for patients, staff, visitors, and property. You will patrol facilities, monitor surveillance, respond to security incidents, and assist with directions and crowd control as needed.

The role emphasizes strong observation and communication skills, with a focus on safety and service. Prior security or healthcare setting experience is preferred, and accuracy in incident reporting is essential.

Qualifications

• 1–2 years of experience in security or related field.
• Healthcare setting experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Patrols all areas of the facility, clinics, and surrounding grounds to deter and detect unauthorized or suspicious activity.
• Provides assistance to visitors, including directions and escorting as needed.
• Monitors surveillance cameras and inspects property for security risks.
• Investigates and documents reports of suspicious activity and safety concerns.
• Responds to alarms, emergencies, and incidents to resolve issues safely.
• Secures property by locking doors and verifying access points after hours.
• Directs traffic, enforces parking regulations, and assists with crowd control during events or emergencies.
• Collaborates with hospital staff and law enforcement during security-related situations.
• Completes incident reports and maintains logs and documentation.

Skills

Observational skills

Communication

Calm under pressure

Security procedures

Job description

Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, IN seeks a Security Officer to ensure safety for patients, staff, visitors, and property. You will patrol facilities, monitor surveillance, respond to security incidents, and assist with directions and crowd control as needed.

The role emphasizes strong observation and communication skills, with a focus on safety and service. Prior security or healthcare setting experience is preferred, and accuracy in incident reporting is essential.