Armed/Unarmed Security Officer- Healthcare Vertical

Security Officer – Healthcare (Armed & Unarmed)Healthcare Security Officers provide a professional, safety‑focused presence in hospitals and medical facilities, with the primary responsibility of conducting weapon screening at entrances to ensure a secure environment for patients, visitors, and staff. Officers assist with visitor support, respond to incidents and emergencies, protect restricted areas, and complete accurate incident documentation. Unarmed officers must hold a valid Class D license. Armed officers must hold a valid Class G license and follow all firearm safety and compliance standards.Key ResponsibilitiesProtect proactively the client's employees, facilities and assets in order to prevent damage and loss.Adherence to clients and company's regulations and expectations to ensure compliance and good legal and ethical standings.Adherence to federal, state and local laws, regulations and ordinances to ensure compliance and good legal

Ability to respond to a variety of emergencies/ crisis situations and provide the necessary intervention to restore normal conditions and notify the proper persons.Enforce compliance to the client's policies, practices and directives related to the safety and security of facilities, employees, contractors and guests in order to ensure the safest and most secure environment.Ability to ensure, through proactive techniques, the protection, security and safety of all with the highest levels of professionalism and customer service in order to create the securest and safest environmentpossible.QualificationsEducation: Requires four-year high school graduate or G.E.D equivalent.Licensure/Certification: Requires State of Florida Class D and or G Security License.Relevant Experience: Preferred one-year work experience with preferred experience in a security, law enforcement, military and/ or public safety or customer service field.Skills and Abilities: Must be knowledgeable of security methods and practices, have public relations/Customer service experience with proven experience in responding to emergencies/ crisis situations.Physical DemandsAbility to walk, climb stairs, and stand for up to 12 hours

Ability to move freely (standing, stooping, walking, bending, pushing, pulling)Ability to assist in subduing and restraining combative subjects.Ability to lift up to 50 pounds without assistance

Work EnvironmentWork may occur indoors and outdoors, including exposure to weather

Potential exposure to unsafe or high‑stress conditions, medical emergencies, and high‑traffic patient areas

An offer of employement is contingent up passing a background check and drug screen.