Officer II - Police & Security - Hamilton - FT/Varied

Overview

Kettering Health is a not-for-profit system of 13 medical centers and more than 120 outpatient facilities serving southwest Ohio. We are committed to transforming the health care experience with high-quality care for every stage of life. Our service-oriented mission is in action every day, whether it’s by providing care in our facilities, training the next generation of health care professionals, or serving others through international outreach.

Campus Overview

Kettering Health Hamilton

• Kettering Health Hamilton, formerly Fort Hamilton Hospital, has been serving the Hamilton community for over 90 years.
• Leads the way to better health in the Butler County area, serving patients from Fairfield, Oxford, Cincinnati, Middletown and surrounding communities.
• KH Hamilton offerings include maternity, emergency, the most advanced wound healing in Butler County, and a range of outpatient services.
• In 2020, KH Hamilton received an “A” from the Leapfrog Group, a national patient safety watchdog, ranking among the safest hospitals in the United States.
• Full-service, community hospital licensed for 203 beds.
• In 2020, KH Hamilton received several awards from Healthgrades:
  • America’s 250 Best Hospitals (2018-2020)
  • America’s 100 Best Pulmonary Care (2018-2020)
  • Gastrointestinal Care Excellence Award (2020)

Responsibilities & Requirements

Police officers patrol the assigned medical center to protect lives and property, to enforce laws, and to prevent crime. Police 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 counsel parties to disputes; and assist medical staff when requested.

Skills:

• Effective Working Relationships: The Police Department relies heavily on communication throughout all departments within the network, local law-enforcement agencies, and the community. Police Officers should have a proven ability to establish and foster effective working relationships with a broad number of stakeholders.
• Team Builder: An individual with a positive, infectious attitude who is willing to inspire and lead those around them.
• Accountability & Performance Measurement: The ability to hold oneself accountable and strive to achieve optimum performance.
• Excellent Communication: An individual who can communicate effectively with all levels of staff within the organization and the public – in person and in writing. Ability to listen to and understand opposing viewpoints and the ability to articulate policy and vision.
• Technically Skilled, Educated & Experienced: Someone who is educated and experienced in Police functions, investigations, technology and personnel management.

Competencies:

• Trustworthy: Demonstrates support of policies and procedures established by the organization and represents the Network with a positive, professional attitude.
• Innovative: Performs all activities in accordance with and in support of the Network’s mission, vision, values and business objectives.
• Caring: Provides an environment in which employees feel respected and informed.
• Competent: Supervises the development of and maintains relationships with hospital staff.
• Collaborative: Supports community initiatives by joining and actively participating in civic organizations that align with the mission and values of Kettering Health Network.

Preferred Qualifications

Requirements:

• High school diploma or GED.
• Valid Ohio Driver license.
• Completion of Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission police academy within 3 months of application.
• Ability to obtain an Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission certificate upon hire.
• Ability to acquire and maintain Secretary of State Police Commission (granted by KHN PD).
• Ability to successfully complete annual OPOTA firearms qualification course.
• Ability to obtain CPR certification upon hire.
• Knowledge of applicable rules, regulations, policies and laws that address public safety related aspects in the health care setting (preferred).
• Never charged or convicted with a disqualifying offense per Ohio Administrative Code 3701-13-05.