Protective Services Officer - 36 hours per week, 12 hour shifts, various locations - RIVERSIDE METHODIST HOSPITAL

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Job Description Summary:

Provides armed security and safety services in all areas of the hospital, hospital properties, and the hospital's off-campus sites as assigned. Creates and maintains a safe, secure environment for the hospital's patients, visitors, staff, and assets and to manage potentially violent, disruptive, hazardous, and emergency situations through preventative patrol, investigation, and complaint resolution. During the initial training period Officers will be trained to work at multiple care sites and rotated throughout those care sites during this period. After successful completion of the training and introductory period, Officers will be assigned to a care site based on department needs.

If hired on, the academy training will be for the first two weeks of employment. (Full Time, Monday-Friday, 8 hour shifts) Candidate must be able to commute to Columbus, Ohio for training for first two weeks. During the first two weeks you will be assigned your home caresite along with the shift and days of the week. You will be assigned your three 12 hour shifts which will be consistent throughout the time of hire. Candidate may be required to float to other care sites as operational needs dictate.

High School Diploma or GED,
OPOTC Private Security Twenty (20) Hours Firearms Certification or Ohio Peace Officer Basic Training Certificate.
Candidate must be at least 21 years or older to be hired into this role due to state requirements.
Candidate must have valid state driver’s license, must provide proof of insurance, if applicable
Have an acceptable Motor Vehicle Report (MVR)


Officers should expect to be assigned a home care site, but may be required to float to other care sites as operational needs dictate.

Minimum Qualifications:

High School or GED (Required)DL - Driver's License - Department of Motor VehiclesDepartment of Motor VehiclesDepartment of Motor Vehicles, OPOTC - Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission - Ohio Peace Officer Training CommissionOhio Peace Officer Training CommissionOhio Peace Officer Training Commission

 OPOTC Private Security Twenty (20) Hours Firearms Certification or Ohio Peace Officer Basic Training Certificate. Basic computer skills; excellent written and verbal communication skills. Must be mentally and physically capable to successfully complete training for, participate in, and maintain certification as applicable.

Work Shift:

Variable

Scheduled Weekly Hours :

36

Department

Protective Services

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