Special Police Officer - Charlotte FT
Atrium Health · Charlotte, NC · 2 mo ago
OTHRFull-time
Essential Functions
- Appropriately and effectively intervenes when unruly, abusive, combative, threatening, or armed persons are encountered.
- Apprehend and arrest individuals for criminal activity.
- Complete investigations of any criminal activity occurring within assigned jurisdiction, make arrests, and process criminal defendants as per applicable state criminal proceedings.
- Respond to routine and emergency calls for assistance.
- Complete uniform incident reports and other assigned documentation.
- Assist teammates with and serve as subject matter expert in criminal process.
- Communicate in a calm, factual, objective, and courteous manner with all persons with whom communication or collaboration are necessary.
- Coordinates and communicates with community police agencies as appropriate.
- Provide armed response to any imminent situation that threatens the life or safety of anyone on Advocate Health property.
- Prepare criminal cases for court proceedings, attend court, and testify in criminal proceedings.
Physical Requirements
- Ability to hear clearly and communicate clearly with others.
- Ability to run, and exert intense physical effort in moving, controlling, or restraining combative subjects.
- Possess close and intermediate visual acuity.
- Spends majority of time standing or walking with a reasonable amount of bending, stooping, kneeling and reaching.
- May be exposed to unfavorable weather conditions.
- Exposed to hazardous work conditions and combative subjects.
Education, Experience, and Certifications
License/Registration/Certification: General Law Enforcement Certification issued by the applicable state Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards (or ability to transfer laterally)
- Level of Education: Basic Law Enforcement Training
- Field of Study (if applicable): Criminal Justice
- Years of Experience: 2 (preferred)
- Type of Experience: General law enforcement or public safety experience (preferred)
- Ability to work independently and respond calmly in complex, stressful situations.
- Knowledge of and ability to apply federal, state, and local criminal statutes and case law.
- Knowledge of criminal process.
- Demonstrate proficiency with a firearm to meet Advocate Health and applicable state standards.
- Ability to obtain and maintain applicable state General Law Enforcement Certification.
- Ability to perform under stressful, emergency conditions.
- Valid Driver's license.
- Ability to pass rigorous background check, polygraph and/or psychological testing.
- Ability to pass Advocate Health mandated Taser, CPI, and self-defense training.