Security Officer

Qualifications

Job Requirements: Security Officer (Healthcare Setting)

Education and Certifications:

• High School Diploma or GED: Candidates must possess a valid High School Diploma or General Education Development (GED) certificate as a minimum educational requirement.

BLS (Basic Life Safety): Candidates should have current BLS training certification to ensure preparedness for medical emergencies.

• New York State Security Guard 8 and 16 Hour Certifications: Candidates must hold valid certifications for both the 8-hour pre-assignment training course and the 16-hour on-the-job training course, as required by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services for security personnel.
• State ID Card: Candidates must possess a valid state ID card as evidence of holding the required New York State Security Guard certifications.

Driver's License and Driving Record:

• Valid Driver's License: Candidates must have a current, valid Driver's License.
• Clean Driving Record: Candidates should have a clean driving record, indicating responsible driving habits and a history free of major traffic violations or accidents.
• DMV Abstract: Candidates must be able to produce a DMV abstract (Department of Motor Vehicles) as a verification of their driving record.

Additional Licenses:

• F-01 Fireguard License: Candidates must hold a valid F-01 Fireguard license as required for specific fire safety responsibilities within the healthcare facility.

Experience:

• Minimum of One Year Experience as a Security Guard in Healthcare: Candidates should have at least one year of prior experience working as a security guard in a healthcare environment. This experience will demonstrate familiarity with the unique security challenges and protocols in healthcare settings.

Note: Meeting all the specified requirements is essential for candidates to be considered for the Security Officer position in this healthcare setting. These qualifications will ensure that candidates have the necessary skills, knowledge, and certifications to effectively maintain a safe and secure environment for staff, patients, and visitors