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Oklahoma Heart Hospital

Physician-led, all-digital cardiovascular hospital network

Security Officer - Weekend Nights

Part-TimeDeadline 9/30/27
No salary listed
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Oklahoma City, OK, USA
In Person
Security & Protective ServicesSecurity Guarding & Patrol

About the job

Requirements
  • A high school diploma is required.
  • C.L.E.E.T. (Armed) certification is required.
  • The officer must have knowledge of criminal and civil laws, investigative skills, technical skills, personnel management skills, and interview skills.
  • The officer must be able to assist with conflict mediation, budgets, and training.
  • The officer must have customer service skills.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain a safe and secure environment for hospital staff, patients, and visitors, and protect hospital assets while promoting hospital values.
  • Monitor staff and patrol the hospital campus, respond promptly to staff, and work with other staff on safety responsibilities to identify efficiency improvements and problem causes.
  • Respond compassionately to others' needs and enforce hospital and departmental policies and procedures fairly.
  • Maintain a daily activity log and prioritize assignments to complete activities within established time frames.
  • Prepare reports and documents in established time frames and formats.
  • Work with hospital staff to address their needs while keeping assistance within the scope of security responsibilities.
  • Maintain records of combination locks, covered parking area cards, and employee parking decals according to policy and procedure.
  • Maintain lost-and-found items and patient valuables storage according to policy and procedure.
  • Perform notary public duties according to Oklahoma state law.
  • Escort employees, visitors, patients, and department personnel, with or without cash or valuables, to their destinations in a timely manner.
  • Transport hospital staff and visitors as required, following safety precautions and established procedures.
  • Monitor the effectiveness of safety measures on hospital grounds and participate in professional development activities.
  • Conduct hospital-wide fire drills periodically, one per shift per quarter, according to policy and procedure and NFPA standards for healthcare facilities.
  • Participate in inspections and related activities, including monthly fire extinguisher inspections and safety surveys.
  • Attend mandatory department meetings and in-services and participate in one professional development school or seminar per year.
  • Respond to fire alarms and other emergency codes and alarms according to policy and procedure, and serve as an active member of the Fire Response Team and related groups as needed.
  • Monitor authorized and unauthorized entries; ensure doors are locked and unlocked during normal and off-duty hours; observe broken locks and forced entries during patrols; and document these activities on the required security forms.
  • Use the proper security forms and document every instance of unlocking doors for authorized personnel upon request.
  • Provide requested security services such as jump starts, air, or tire changes, using the proper security forms and obtaining owner authorization with full documentation.
  • Prepare work orders as needed and perform other duties assigned by proper authorities.
  • Orient forensic staff accompanying prisoners or inmates to the hospital, following the instructions in the Abbreviated Safety Learning Activity Packet.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous law enforcement and/or hospital security experience is preferred.

About the company

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Oklahoma Heart Hospital

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Oklahoma Heart Hospital is a physician-owned cardiovascular care network with two main campuses in Oklahoma City and a broad statewide presence through 60+ clinics. It uses a physician-led structure to speed decisions and keep patient care at the center, along with a high nurse retention rate. The hospital operates as an all-digital, paperless system with a MyOHH secure portal for patients to access records, schedule care, and message their care team. Its services span interventional cardiology, heart rhythm management, heart valve care, heart failure treatment, rehabilitation, and specialty institutes, supported by ongoing clinical studies through the Oklahoma Heart Hospital Research Foundation to give patients early access to new treatments and devices.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Founded

2002

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What believers are saying

  • On May 15, 2026, OHI first used Supira pVAD in the SUPPORT II trial.
  • On May 5, 2026, OHI became Oklahoma's first STAR Trial site for MiRus Siegel TAVR.
  • On March 24, 2026, OHI completed Oklahoma's first Laplace TTVR, strengthening structural-heart volume.

What critics are saying

  • NLRB case 14-CA-372641 filed September 3, 2025 alleges retaliatory discharge and coercive statements.
  • Dr. Mark Harvey retired in June 2026, exposing dependence on aging founding physicians.
  • If trial leadership and specialist retention slip, OHH loses referrals to larger Oklahoma systems by 2027.

What makes Oklahoma Heart Hospital unique

  • Oklahoma Heart Hospital remains physician-owned, letting cardiologists control staffing and capital decisions.
  • OHH's all-digital model keeps imaging, labs, and charts instantly accessible across two campuses.
  • In 2026, Oklahoma Heart Institute ranked #19 nationally for TAVR and led multiple trials.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Disability Insurance
  • Paid Vacation
  • Professional Development Budget