What are the responsibilities and job description for the OFFICER position at Upper Valley Medical Center?
Position: Officer
Department: Campus Police
Shift: Night Shift
Status: Full-time / 80 Hours Per Pay / 12-hour shift length
Facility: Upper Valley Medical Center
Officers patrol the assigned medical center to protect lives and property, to enforce laws, and to prevent crime. Officers maintain visibility to establish police presence within the medical centers and other assigned areas/facilities. Officers receive and respond to a variety of complaints; handle emergency calls; interview complainants, suspects and victims; make arrests and restrain suspects as required; intervene and counsels parties to disputes; and assist medical staff when requested. Officers must be able to thrive in complex environments and have a passion for public relations.
Education
Minimum Level of Education Required: High School completion / GED High School completion / GED
Additional requirements:
Preferred educational qualifications: Associates DegreeAssociates Degree
Position specific testing requirement: Never charged or convicted with a disqualifying offense per Ohio Administrative Code 3701-13-05
Licensure/Certification/Registration
Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) Certificate required
Acquire and maintain Secretary of state Police Commission (Granted by PDPS)
Valid Ohio Driver's License Required
Pass Substance/Drug Test Comply to Premier Health Care Required Immunizations
Pass a Background Investigation
Annual OPOTA Certified Firearms Qualification
TASER Certification
Active Shooter Response Training
Crisis Intervention Training (CIT)
Crisis Prevention Intervention {CPI}
CPR/AED Certification
Ability to acquire International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS) Basic and Advanced Training
Experience
Minimum Level of Experience Required: No prior job-related work experience No prior job-related work experience
Knowledge/Skills
- Computer skills desirable
- This position requires an individual able to work under pressure with many interruptions while remaining calm and pleasant to the public and facility personnel