Manages security training programs, develops and delivers instruction, and supports security officer preparedness in a healthcare environment. The role requires instructional experience, prior security officer work, customer service skills, reliable transportation, and a Security Guard Card. Preferred qualifications include five years of security management or training experience in healthcare security and a relevant bachelor’s degree.
Preferred Qualifications
EDUCATION: Indicate both the minimum and preferred level of education and the field of study.
- Minimum - Associates Degree
- Preferred - Bachelors Degree
Field of Study (e.g., Communications, Business, Graphic Arts)
- Minimum - Criminal Justice, Communications or Instructional/Educational Studies
- Preferred - Criminal Justice, Communications or Instructional/Educational Studies, Law Enforcement, Organizational Leadership, Healthcare Security
EXPERIENCE/ SKILLS/ TRAINING: Indicate both the minimum and preferred level of work experience, licenses/training, and skills or specialized knowledge.
- Minimum
- Instructional background & experience training other individuals
- Experience working in a security officer capacity
- Customer service experience
- Must own reliable form of transporation
Preferred
- 5 years of security management or training experience in a healthcare security environment, or equivalent combination of education and/or experience sufficient to perform essential functions of the jobLicenses/Training (e.g. professional certifications)
- Security Guard Card
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