Security Officer

As a security officer at Children’s Health, you’ll help make life better for the children and families we serve by patrolling our facilities to ensure we maintain a safe and healthy environment. This position pays $23.12 an hour.
Your responsibilities will include enforcing our policies, rules and regulations as well as providing visitors with directions and other information.
You’ll ensure that all entrances and exits are secure, and that everyone on-site is properly identified.
You’ll report all irregularities, emergencies and suspicious activity to the appropriate party.
Experience
Required: At least one year of job-related experience (in customer service, health care, hospitality, security, law enforcement or the military, for example)
Education
Required: High school diploma or GED
Licenses and certifications
Required upon hire: Valid, current Texas driver license
Required within 60 days of hire: Completion of Pediatric Prevention and Management of Aggressive Behavior training, followed by annual renewal of training
Required within six months of hire: Completion of non-commissioned security officer training and certification, and licensure by the Texas Department of Public Safety
About us
Children’s Health values the role each member of our team plays in making life better for children. We employ more than 7,500 people and provide rewarding career opportunities that help you reach your highest potential.
We are widely recognized for delivering high quality care , we serve as the primary pediatric teaching facility for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center , and we have been named one of the 150 Top Places to Work in Healthcare by Becker’s Healthcare for nine consecutive years. We invite you to learn more about Children’s Health.
Benefits
Children’s Health offers competitive pay, a comprehensive benefits program and opportunities for learning and career development. We promote a diverse and inclusive workplace, and our team members have a voice in their work through surveys and town halls.