Security Officer II - Hospital & Campus Safety

UC Health; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

UC Health is seeking a dedicated Security Officer for its Cincinnati, OH facilities. Responsibilities include patrolling, incident reporting, hazard inspections, and enforcing policy compliance to protect staff, patients, and property.

OPC training or equivalent is preferred; at least two years in law enforcement or security is required. The role emphasizes safety, professionalism, and adaptability, with opportunities to grow within UC Health’s academic health system.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in criminal justice or security management preferred.
• OPOTA or state certified training preferred for security/officer role.
• Two years of experience in law enforcement/public safety/security required; willingness to certify within 12 months.

Responsibilities

• Patrol property and facilities by foot, bike or vehicle to ensure safety and respond to alarms.
• Investigate and document reports of crime or unusual activity; maintain clear, complete incident reports.
• Inspect for security, health and safety hazards; submit work requests as needed.
• Enforce UC Health policies and regulations; appear in court when required.
• Perform safety checks and monthly fire extinguisher/panic alarm inspections.
• Stay updated on trends in security and safety by reading journals and attending seminars.
• Handle additional duties such as door/gate control, lost property, mail delivery, and related tasks.

Skills

Public safety

Crisis intervention

Communication

Education

Associate degree in criminal justice or security management

OPOTA or state security/officer training

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

UC Health is seeking a dedicated Security Officer for its Cincinnati, OH facilities. Responsibilities include patrolling, incident reporting, hazard inspections, and enforcing policy compliance to protect staff, patients, and property.

OPC training or equivalent is preferred; at least two years in law enforcement or security is required. The role emphasizes safety, professionalism, and adaptability, with opportunities to grow within UC Health’s academic health system.