Intro To Healthcare Security Careers 

Here's the links I promised if you'd like to learn more about healthcare security! Providence Security Services ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jhX0Ka741Rg.html King’s College Hospital Security ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ix2AfuABKUE.html Bassett Healthcare K-9 Unit: www.bassett.org/news/bassett-healthcare-network-expands-k-9-security-program A&E: When Patients Attack ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_nEgeUl7iZg.html

You are spot on with everything you said. Only thing I would add is that politics in the hospital can be unfavorable for security. Security is viewed as expendable. Many hospitals won't have your back. You'll be lucky to be part of a union. Many nurses will be having a pleasant conversation with while writing you up for some lame reason "because they can." The subculture is pretty hostile in a hospital. I am an in-house security officer at a pretty large hospital. Definitely everything you mentioned!

I did 2 years of mall security and joined hospital security and it’s definitely been a great experience and lot of good people. I’d do much homework as possible before apply.

I retired after 17 years of security in a state hospital. We were fortunate to be in house and covered under the state police retirement pension. I got out a little early to enjoy life, but still miss some aspects of the job. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a career with great benefits and challenge.

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Very accurate,

Never worked security at a hospital but have done plenty of IFTs as a paramedic. Hospitals are wild lol. Btw, really love the channel. I work security at a military base and have planned to make this my career and the federal system kind of makes it easy with decent benefits, retirement, training, etc. However most on the contract/private side seem to get out due to pay, lack of benefits, lack of training, and lack of upward/horizontal movement amongst other things. A lot seem to not know about the vast opportunities and different ways to move about within the security field. So it’s nice to see a channel like yours providing insight into that for those within the field that may feel stuck in a “dead end” field or for those who may want to explore a different career field. Definitely keep up the good work and I definitely plan on sharing these videos to those I know that want to elevate their security careers.

Subscribed! More informative than the training I've received from my employer

Well done video and very accurate, thank you. Subscribed. May I recommend a video on University / School security. It has unique challenges and rewards.

I would like more knowledge on a security guard job in hospital

Good Video everything u said is exactly what I've been told about hospital security 💯. I've been working In private security for 1 year and 1 month. For some time I been looking at Federal Security. If possible could you do a video on Federal Security and how to get into Federal Security ?

Is health security office would be instaed security guard at the gate?

I want to know the talking technique to de-escalate the engry patient 😅n the hoslpital.please send me a video..thanks

I was wondering if I can talk to you 1:1. I’m currently working for a in house security team in the hospital. I wanted to ask you a couple of questions if possible regarding administration questions. Please let me know, this 1:1 would help a lot. Thank you.

The unarmed guards I've seen in hospitals are a joke. All they do is lock, unlock, & make sure locked doors are still locked. The picture you paint is totally unrealistic to the hospital guard I see in the hospitals in my area.