Patient Access & Safety Security Specialist

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp.; New Haven, Northern (CT, KY); Hybrid; USD 38,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. is seeking a Security Specialist to protect entrants and support patient and visitor safety in our hospital environment.

You will maintain access control, assist with directions, and uphold guest services while complying with policies and licensing requirements. Responsibilities include securing doors, monitoring security operations, reporting suspicious activity, and coordinating with the Central Communications Dispatch Center during emergencies, while

Qualifications

• Entry-level security position; healthcare experience preferred but not required.
• Must meet state licensing requirements for Security Officers.
• Strong customer service and professional demeanor required.
• Ability to interact with patients, visitors, and staff with courtesy.
• Good judgment under stressful or emergency situations.

Responsibilities

• Maintains a fixed security access control post at building entrances.
• Open and secure designated doors and entrances.
• Provide position related security responsibilities to ensure safety.
• Report suspicious activity to Central Communications Officer.
• Monitor video systems and assist Central Communications Dispatch Center during peak periods.
• Operate equipment safely and follow training procedures.

Skills

Customer service

Interpersonal skills

Public safety awareness

Education

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Access control systems

Weapons detection systems

Job description

Yale New Haven Health Services Corp. is seeking a Security Specialist to protect entrants and support patient and visitor safety in our hospital environment.

You will maintain access control, assist with directions, and uphold guest services while complying with policies and licensing requirements. Responsibilities include securing doors, monitoring security operations, reporting suspicious activity, and coordinating with the Central Communications Dispatch Center during emergencies, while