Responsible for providing security services and protecting people, property, and facilities. The posting does not provide specific duties, required qualifications, experience, travel expectations, or clearance requirements.
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Protects hospital staff, patients, visitors, and property by patrolling facilities, screening access, monitoring hazards, responding to emergencies, de-escalating incidents, inspecting security and fire equipment, and maintaining accurate logs and reports. The role also manages lost-and-found records, enforces property-removal policies, completes healthcare security training, and follows required health and safety protocols.
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