Night Shift Hospital Security & Safety Officer

Rochester Regional Health; Village of Newark (NY); On-site; USD 26,000 - 38,000; Part time

Job summary

Rochester Regional Health in Newark, NY is seeking a Safety and Security Officer for Newark-Wayne Community Hospital. This per diem night shift role patrols, monitors access, assists patients and visitors, and responds to routine and emergency situations to keep facilities safe and welcoming.

The officer will deter aggression, enforce safety protocols, and communicate effectively with diverse populations, while upholding grooming standards and professional conduct in high-stress environments.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• At least 6 months of experience in Law Enforcement, Corrections, Military, or Security.
• Current NYS Security Guard License.
• Valid NYS Driver's License.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a visible security presence, respond to routine and emergency incidents, patrol facilities, and prevent unauthorized access or disturbances.
• Monitor entrances and exits, assist and screen visitors, and ensure proper admittance processes are followed.
• Respond to and manage incidents involving violence, hazards, or emergencies; protect evidence and communicate effectively with appropriate personnel.
• Provide respectful, courteous interactions with patients, staff, and visitors while representing the organization professionally.
• Uphold grooming and uniform standards, identify safety hazards, demonstrate age-related care competency, and perform additional duties as needed.

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

NYS Security Guard License

Valid NYS Driver's License

Job description

Rochester Regional Health in Newark, NY is seeking a Safety and Security Officer for Newark-Wayne Community Hospital. This per diem night shift role patrols, monitors access, assists patients and visitors, and responds to routine and emergency situations to keep facilities safe and welcoming.

The officer will deter aggression, enforce safety protocols, and communicate effectively with diverse populations, while upholding grooming standards and professional conduct in high-stress environments.