Armed Safety and Security Officer - Security - Mount Carmel St. Ann's

About the Role

In accordance with the Mission and Guiding Behaviors, the Safety & Security Officer provides protective services to all persons and property across the Mount Carmel Health System. Healthcare security is defined by a different standard: compassion before confrontation, calm before command, clarity before force.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a safe and secure environment through job knowledge, skills, and engagement.
• Intervene as appropriate in any observed safety and security issues.
• Enforce all governmental regulations, standards, and policies associated with Mount Carmel Health System and Safety & Security (e.g., smoking policy).
• Communicate safety and security discrepancies to the appropriate parties for mitigation.

Requirements

• High school graduate or GED required.
• Receipt of Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy certificate of completion prior to being assigned a shift as an Armed Safety and Security Officer.
• Three to five years of experience in security, law enforcement, or military disciplines (or equivalent training in criminal justice, homeland security, or law enforcement academy) is preferred.
• Valid driver’s license with a good driving record maintained.

Benefits

• Competitive compensation and benefits packages (medical, dental, and vision) with coverage starting on day one.
• Retirement savings account with employer match starting on day one.
• Generous paid time off programs.
• Employee recognition programs.
• Tuition and professional development reimbursement starting on day one.
• Relocation assistance (geographic and position restrictions apply).
• Discounted tuition and enrollment opportunities at the Mount Carmel College of Nursing.
• Employee Referral Rewards program.
• Access to DailyPay—see earnings daily and transfer funds before payday.
• Opportunity to join Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Colleague Resource Groups.

Mount Carmel, a member of Trinity Health, serves over 1.3 million patients annually across five hospitals, free-standing emergency centers, outpatient facilities, and other care sites in Central Ohio.