Hospital Security Professional (Unarmed Patrol)

Allied Universal; La Quinta (CA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Retirement plans

Holiday pay

Vacation days

Job summary

Allied Universal is seeking a Security Professional - Unarmed to patrol hospital grounds and protect patients, staff, and visitors. The role requires a CA Guard Card, a valid CA driver license with a clean record, and open availability.

Pay is $20.00 per hour and work is in a healthcare facility with safety screenings as required. Responsibilities include monitoring CCTV, controlling access, reporting incidents, de‑escalating situations, and assisting with evacuations when needed.

Qualifications

• Must have strong communication and de-escalation abilities.
• Able to operate radio/phone equipment and monitor CCTV/alarm systems.
• Equipment handling and safety awareness are required.

Responsibilities

• Perform hospital grounds patrols on foot or vehicle; document observations.
• Assist staff with de-escalation; restrain as needed per policy.
• Transport patients to morgue when required.
• Escort patients from helicopter pad to ER.
• Assist with evacuations during fires or medical emergencies.
• Sound alarms or contact police/fire as appropriate.
• Warn violators and monitor entry/exit; prevent contraband.
• Observe departing personnel to prevent theft; monitor company property.
• Investigate and log accidents or suspicious activities.

Skills

Communication skills

Oral and written

Active listening

Attention to detail

De-escalation

Public interaction

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Allied Universal is seeking a Security Professional - Unarmed to patrol hospital grounds and protect patients, staff, and visitors. The role requires a CA Guard Card, a valid CA driver license with a clean record, and open availability.

Pay is $20.00 per hour and work is in a healthcare facility with safety screenings as required. Responsibilities include monitoring CCTV, controlling access, reporting incidents, de‑escalating situations, and assisting with evacuations when needed.