Protect What Matters Most. Serve with Purpose.
At University Health, our Police Officers play a critical role in creating a safe, secure, and welcoming environment for patients, visitors, physicians, and staff. We are seeking dedicated law enforcement professionals who are committed to service, professionalism, and protecting the well-being of our healthcare community.
This is more than a policing role it is an opportunity to make a meaningful impact every day in a fast-paced healthcare environment where compassion and public safety go hand in hand.
Position Summary / Responsibilities
The Police Officer provides service, information, and assistance to patients, guests, staff, and physicians throughout University Health facilities and properties. This role is responsible for protecting life and property on all property owned, leased, rented, or otherwise under the jurisdiction and control of University Health.
Key responsibilities include:
- Preventing crime and suppressing disturbances
- Investigating criminal offenses and arresting offenders
- Enforcing criminal laws, Health System policies, rules, and regulations
- Ensuring the safety, welfare, and protection of patients, guests, staff, and property
- Exercising independent judgment in emergency and non-emergency situations
- Promoting the Health Systems Guest Relations Policy through professional and respectful interactions
Education / Experience
- High school diploma or equivalent experience required
- Must meet all requirements for qualification as a certified peace officer in the State of Texas
- Must have completed a Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) approved police academy program
- Basic peace officer certification required
- Hospital experience preferred
Licensure / Certification
- Current TCOLE license eligibility is mandatory
Why Join University Health?
- Serve in a mission-driven healthcare environment
- Work alongside dedicated healthcare professionals
- Make a direct impact on patient and community safety
- Opportunity to utilize both law enforcement expertise and customer service skills
- Professional environment focused on teamwork, integrity, and excellence
If you are committed to public safety, professionalism, and compassionate service, we encourage you to apply and become part of the University Health team.
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POLICE OFFICER in San Antonio at UNIVERSITY HEALTH
- Other openings
- 1
- Typical pay
- $66,720–$71,369
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