Healthcare Security & Safety Officer

CommonSpirit Health; Omaha (NE); On-site; USD 36,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

CHI Health Immanuel is seeking a Security Officer to maintain safety and security across the facility. You will patrol areas, deter crime, and respond to incidents to protect staff, patients, and visitors.

Daily duties include monitoring electronic surveillance, dispatching officers via radio, and logging actions while upholding hospital codes and core values. Vigilance, clear communication, and basic life support CPR training are essential.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate or equivalent (or currently in process of achieving)
• Six (6) months experience as security officer in a healthcare setting, upon hire or
• Six (6) months experience as security officer in a healthcare setting or
• One (1) year experience as a security officer
• Driver's License: NE, upon hire
• Basic Life Support - CPR, within 90 Days

Responsibilities

• Protecting staff, patients, and visitors by responding to calls for assistance in a timely and prudent manner.
• Patrol the facility and grounds by foot or vehicle; monitor security alarms and dispatch officers promptly to location(s) where needed; and report unsafe acts or conditions.
• Knowledge of emergency procedures, equipment, and supplies, including of radios and hospital codes
• Reports HIPAA breaches if witnessed; investigate security breaches, conducts investigations, and writes incident reports.
• Ensures that all activities are logged. That incident reports are accurately completed that they are clear, concise, legible, and submitted in a timely manner.
• Use appropriate emergency and radio codes in dispatching security officers while knowing hospital campus to ensure that dispatches are to write location.

Job description

CHI Health Immanuel is seeking a Security Officer to maintain safety and security across the facility. You will patrol areas, deter crime, and respond to incidents to protect staff, patients, and visitors.

Daily duties include monitoring electronic surveillance, dispatching officers via radio, and logging actions while upholding hospital codes and core values. Vigilance, clear communication, and basic life support CPR training are essential.