Hospital Patient Safety & Observation Specialist

Securitas US Business Unit; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 43,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401k with Employer Matching

Paid Time Off

Paid Training

Scholarship Program

Employee Assistance Programs

Job summary

Securitas US Business Unit in Providence, RI is seeking a Security Officer: Hospital Environment to provide vigilant observation and safety in a healthcare setting. This role emphasizes de-escalation and effective communication with clinical staff to maintain a secure environment for patients receiving extended care.

The position requires reliable transport, legal work status in the United States, and the ability to speak and write English.

Qualifications

• Excellent observational and de-escalation skills; able to remain calm under pressure.
• Strong communicator able to work closely with clinical and security teams.
• Committed to ethical practices and following safety protocols.

Responsibilities

• Continuous Monitoring: Maintain uninterrupted observation of assigned patients to ensure a safe environment.
• Access Control: Regulate access to patient care areas, screening visitors and belongings for hazards.
• Safety Assurance: Remove potentially harmful objects and maintain a secure setting for patients under extended care.
• Behavior Monitoring: Stay alert to patient behaviors, especially during late-night or low-activity periods.
• Staff Protection: Support and protect medical staff in situations where a patient poses risk.
• Compliance: Adhere to company and client policies and report changes or incidents immediately.

Skills

Observational skills

De-escalation skills

Communication

Calm under pressure

Education

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent

Job description

Securitas US Business Unit in Providence, RI is seeking a Security Officer: Hospital Environment to provide vigilant observation and safety in a healthcare setting. This role emphasizes de-escalation and effective communication with clinical staff to maintain a secure environment for patients receiving extended care.

The position requires reliable transport, legal work status in the United States, and the ability to speak and write English.