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Requirements: Attend a 30-week paid training program to gain skills and certifications in traffic control, emergency response, crowd control, crime prevention, intelligence recording, patrols, traffic control, community engagement, conducting investigations, weapons operation, use of non-lethal force, knowledge of legal violations, and corrections operations. The U.S. Army offers a variety of possibilities for to discover your true potential – whether you are looking to gain technical expertise, travel the world, or serve your community, the Army’s unique career opportunities and comprehensive benefits package will enable you to achieve your goals.

ORGANIZATION
The Army, as one of the three military departments (Army, Navy and Air Force) reporting to the Department of Defense, is composed of two distinct and equally important components: the active component and the reserve components. The reserve components are the United States Army Reserve and the Army National Guard.


Regardless of component, the Army conducts both operational and institutional missions. The operational Army consists of numbered armies, corps, divisions, brigades, and battalions that conduct full spectrum operations around the world. The institutional Army supports the operational Army. Institutional organizations provide the infrastructure necessary to raise, train, equip, deploy, and ensure the readiness of all Army forces. The training base provides military skills and professional education to every Soldier—as well as members of sister services and allied forces. It also allows the Army to expand rapidly in time of war. The industrial base provides world-class equipment and logistics for the Army. Army installations provide the power-projection platforms required to deploy land forces promptly to support combatant commanders. Once those forces are deployed, the institutional Army provides the logistics needed to support them.


Without the institutional Army, the operational Army cannot function. Without the operational Army, the institutional Army has no purpose.

OUR PURPOSE REMAINS CONSTANT
To deploy, fight and win our nation’s wars by providing ready, prompt and sustained land dominance by Army forces across the full spectrum of conflict as part of the joint force.

The Army mission is vital to the Nation because we are the service capable of defeating enemy ground forces and indefinitely seizing and controlling those things an adversary prizes most – its land, its resources and its population.

United States Army

Police Officer – Paid Training

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Military Police

Law Enforcement Officer

The Campus Safety & Security Officer is responsible for routine patrol, incident response, building security, residence hall support, emergency assistance, event coverage, policy enforcement, parking support, documentation, and coordination with local police, fire, EMS, Residence Life, Student Conduct, Counseling & Wellness, and other University departments. · Respond promptly and professionally to calls for service, including disturbances, medical concerns, welfare checks, fire alarms, building alarms, suspicious activity, noise complaints, property damage, vehicle issues, residence hall concerns, and behavioral incidents.

Tiffin University

Campus Safety & Security Officer

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If you are interested in working as a security officer and meet the minimum requirements above, these are the skills we are looking for: § Ability to communicate (possess good communication skills) effectively at all times. Some of the duties, tasks, and responsibilities commonly performed by our officers in charge of security in organizations are: Protect and/or watch over company assets and spaces.

HOUR

Merchants Security

Security Officer

FEED

Conduct rover foot patrols, both interior and exterior, responding to fire, intrusion, and other alarms; answering service calls and documenting all reports of crimes, security violations, or incidents; providing emergency first aid and escorts; assisting with emergency evacuations; manning vehicle check points and conducting inspections. Perform all designated guard functions including testing, monitoring, and responding to building fire alarm and electronic security systems, closed circuit television, participation in fire evacuation, access and egress services and other emergency evacuation plans.

BERING STRAITS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LLC

Sergeant – Part Time

Job training for Military Police consists of 10 weeks of Basic Training, where you'll learn basic Soldiering skills, and 20 weeks of Advanced Individual Training (AIT) and on-the-job instruction, including practice in police methods. MPs support battlefield operations through circulation control, providing area security, conducting prisoner of war operations, supervising civilian internee operations, and carrying out law and order operations.

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Army National Guard of the United States

31B Military Police - Police Officer

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Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (required within six months of hire).Non-violent crisis intervention training (required within six months of hire).Firearms qualification (must pass bi-annual qualifications).Must be at least 21 years of age and able to pass a physical examination certifying fitness for duty, per Ohio Revised Code § 124.41. Job Responsibilities: The Police Officer ensures a safe and secure environment for patients, visitors, and staff by providing law enforcement services, responding to emergencies, and enforcing hospital policies and applicable laws.

Kettering Health

Police Officer - POLICED AND SECURITY

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Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (required within six months of hire).Non-violent crisis intervention training (required within six months of hire).Firearms qualification (must pass bi-annual qualifications).Must be at least 21 years of age and able to pass a physical examination certifying fitness for duty, per Ohio Revised Code § 124.41. The Police Officer ensures a safe and secure environment for patients, visitors, and staff by providing law enforcement services, responding to emergencies, and enforcing hospital policies and applicable laws.

Kettering Health Network

Police Officer POLICED AND SECURITY

Prepares for duty by properly wearing a uniform, ensuring all worn equipment is operational (i.e., body-worn camera, firearm, etc.), and inspecting the vehicle and its equipment to ensure readiness for duty; Interacts with members of the community to promote public safety and crime prevention; patrols an assigned area for the prevention of crimes; responds to questions, concerns, and complaints to resolve situations and to provide law enforcement services; Responds to calls for police service by assessing the information attained through dispatch, training, and experience to determine the type of situation and response needed; drives at appropriate speeds to safely arrive on scene; Appears at scenes of crimes, disputes, and vehicle accidents; visually and audibly evaluates victims, suspects, and scene layout to make an initial determination of safety and threat level; evaluates the needs of victims and bystanders; Investigates reports of crimes and complaints by collecting accounts of the incident and physical evidence to ensure the integrity of and to corroborate statements; identifies, collects, and protects evidence used in the commission of crimes or traffic offenses; Intervenes in disputes by actively listening to involved parties, maintaining visual contact with disputants, and asking relevant questions to determine the most appropriate strategy to protect the public and mediate disputes; Conducts pat-down searches, vehicle searches, and premises searches following proper procedures to ensure officer safety, public safety, and collection of evidence; Pursues suspects on foot or via bicycle, motorcycle, or motor vehicle to effect an arrest; Apprehends and/or charges persons responsible for criminal or traffic violations; confirms and executes existing warrants through the Law Enforcement Automated Data System (LEADS); Determines appropriate violations of law by referring to the Ohio Revised Code or City Code to reflect accurate charges in citations, incident reports, accident reports, and arrest reports; issues initial court dates; Appears in court as a testifying officer, serves subpoenas, and assists in the enforcement of court orders; Facilitates medical or mental health treatment and social services for individuals and arranges the transportation of individuals to these facilities; Explains policies, directives, the Ohio Revised Code, Columbus City Code, or court activities to individuals to foster understanding of what is under an officer's jurisdiction; Prepares official forms and reports and submits to superiors for appropriate actions; Responds to disasters as a first responder; manages evacuations, controls traffic in disaster areas, and uses protective equipment where hazardous materials may be present; Continuously learns, reviews, and stays up-to-date on current division policies, trainings, and procedures; maintains first aid, firearms, and other required certifications. In accordance with Civil Service Rule VIII(A)(1) - An open eligible list shall be prepared for all other applicants who: 1. attained a final passing grade or, 2. in the case of the Police Officer classification, the applicant possesses Ohio Basic Peace Officer Training certification or comparable state peace officer certification; and in either case submit any required supplementary materials identified.

City of Columbus

Police Officer - Certified Lateral

Duties are performed in a variety of settings across campus and in the Westerville, Ohio area; also exposed to environmentally controlled office conditions, as well as seasonal weather conditions including heat, cold, wind, precipitation; sound levels consist with alarm sirens; conditions present at emergency scenes including smoke, hazardous materials, various sound levels, etc. Operation and Maintenance of Police and Campus Equipment: Officers will correctly maintain and safely operate patrol vehicles, and all departmental equipment including but not limited to: firearms, tasers, pepper spray, batons, handcuffs, radios, computers, copiers, fax machines, telephones, and first aid equipment.

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Otterbein University

Police Officer

Prepares for duty by properly wearing a uniform, ensuring all worn equipment is operational (i.e., body-worn camera, firearm, etc.), and inspecting the vehicle and its equipment to ensure readiness for duty; Interacts with members of the community to promote public safety and crime prevention; patrols an assigned area for the prevention of crimes; responds to questions, concerns, and complaints to resolve situations and to provide law enforcement services; Responds to calls for police service by assessing the information attained through dispatch, training, and experience to determine the type of situation and response needed; drives at appropriate speeds to safely arrive on scene; Appears at scenes of crimes, disputes, and vehicle accidents; visually and audibly evaluates victims, suspects, and scene layout to make an initial determination of safety and threat level; evaluates the needs of victims and bystanders; Investigates reports of crimes and complaints by collecting accounts of the incident and physical evidence to ensure the integrity of and to corroborate statements; identifies, collects, and protects evidence used in the commission of crimes or traffic offenses; Intervenes in disputes by actively listening to involved parties, maintaining visual contact with disputants, and asking relevant questions to determine the most appropriate strategy to protect the public and mediate disputes; Conducts pat-down searches, vehicle searches, and premises searches following proper procedures to ensure officer safety, public safety, and collection of evidence; Pursues suspects on foot or via bicycle, motorcycle, or motor vehicle to effect an arrest; Apprehends and/or charges persons responsible for criminal or traffic violations; confirms and executes existing warrants through the Law Enforcement Automated Data System (LEADS); Determines appropriate violations of law by referring to the Ohio Revised Code or City Code to reflect accurate charges in citations, incident reports, accident reports, and arrest reports; issues initial court dates; Appears in court as a testifying officer, serves subpoenas, and assists in the enforcement of court orders; Facilitates medical or mental health treatment and social services for individuals and arranges the transportation of individuals to these facilities; Explains policies, directives, the Ohio Revised Code, Columbus City Code, or court activities to individuals to foster understanding of what is under an officer's jurisdiction; Prepares official forms and reports and submits to superiors for appropriate actions; Responds to disasters as a first responder; manages evacuations, controls traffic in disaster areas, and uses protective equipment where hazardous materials may be present; Continuously learns, reviews, and stays up-to-date on current division policies, trainings, and procedures; maintains first aid, firearms, and other required certifications. Police Officers must successfully pass the Division's Basic Peace Officer Training Academy and Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) final exam.

Police Officer - EXAM

Job Title Police Officer- Public Safety Location Main Campus - Dayton, OH Job Number 05476 Department Public Safety Job Category Support Job Type Full-Time Status Regular Job Open Date 09/22/2026 Resume Review Date 10/23/2026 Closing Date 10/23/2026 Open Until Filled No Position Summary. This position maintains high visibility patrols on foot, bicycle and vehicle for the entire campus and requires constant interaction with faculty, students, staff, and other law enforcement agencies and those visiting and/or working in the Miami Valley area.

SInclair Community College

Police Officer- Public Safety

Qualifications include: U.S. Citizen; high school diploma/GED (Associate Degree in Criminal Justice and/or State of Ohio Basic Peace Officer Training Certificate preferred); valid Driver's license; minimum age 21 at the time of the exam and not eligible for original appointment to Fairfield Police Department on or after 35th birthday unless you have prior service in the Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund or prior service as a Law Enforcement Officer which is eligible for service credit transfer to OP&F. In accordance with the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, Officers shall reside within Butler County or any contiguous county in the State of Ohio, (i.e., Preble County, Montgomery County, Warren County, and Hamilton County) as well as in Clermont County, Ohio, Dearborn County, Indiana, Franklin County, Indiana, or Union County Indiana.

The City of Fairfield Ohio

OTHER

Writes detailed reports on police-related activities; document violations of UC Health and/or Department policies; Interviews persons with complaints and makes proper disposition or directs them to the proper authorities; Secures crime scenes, administers first aid, arbitrates disputes, conducts preliminary and follow-up investigations, gathers evidence, obtains witness statements, apprehends suspects, makes arrests, Gives advice and general information to inquiries from associates, visitors, patients, and the public. Keeps informed and aware of persons and places suspected of illegal activity and/or potential for problems within an assigned area; Enters or retrieves data from a computer terminal, PC or other keyboard device; Demonstrates continuous effort to improve operations, decrease turnaround times, streamline work processes, and work cooperatively and jointly to provide RITE Cord values.

UC Health, LLC

Police Officer, Public Safety & Security, Full time, First Shift

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Police Officer, Public Safety & Security, PRN, Varied Shift

Police Officer, Public Safety & Security, Full time, Second Shift

Assists the police chief in coordinating and directing Campus Police and safety programs to include loss prevention, parking/traffic control, patrolling of physical property, enforcement of statutes and hospital regulations, inspection of facilities and investigation of criminal acts. At Lindner Center of Hope, you’ll have the opportunity for a consistently rewarding career, working for an organization that shares your desire and ability to make a demonstrable difference in the lives of people living with mental illness.

Lindner Center of Hope

Lead Police Officer / Sergeant

This position operates in a large high-volume intense environment (over 60,000 dispatched calls for service of which over 4000 are violence patient calls annually, over 100 aggressive patients resulting in injury annually, over 600 security points, almost 700 security cameras, almost 300 panic alarms, and over 4.5M square feet of buildings and parking) and works in tandem with police officers and security specialists. Certification Active Shooter Response Training Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) CPR/AED Certification.

About Premier Health Partners <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/home.aspx" target="_blank">Premier Health Partners</a> (PHP) is a large health system serving southwest Ohio communities by improving the quality, affordability, and accessibility of health care. PHP Mission and Legacy for Better Health Care The <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=760" target="_blank">PHP Mission and Legacy</a> has always been to provide the most comprehensive, affordable and accessible health services and products for the betterment of health care in southwest Ohio. When you know more about our mission, vision, and values, and read about the success stories in our history; you’ll know why we’re the first choice for patients, physicians and employees in southwest Ohio. PHP Hospitals Our members include more than 65 member locations throughout southwest Ohio, including four hospitals: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.goodsamdayton.org/" target="_blank">Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.miamivalleyhospital.org/" target="_blank">Miami Valley Hospital</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.atriummedcenter.org/" target="_blank">Atrium Medical Center</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.uvmc.com/" target="_blank">Upper Valley Medical Center</a></li> </ul> PHP Health Centers As part of our mission to bring quality health care closer to the people we serve, we’ve expanded our services through comprehensive health centers: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.goodsamdayton.org/gshdefault.aspx?id=11560" target="_blank">Good Samaritan North Health Center</a> in Englewood</li> <li><a href="http://www.miamivalleyhospital.org/mvhdefault.aspx?id=12738" target="_blank">Miami Valley South Hospital</a> in Centerville</li> </ul> How to Donate or Volunteer Find out <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=806" target="_blank">how to donate or volunteer</a> to impact the quality of health care at PHP and our member organizations. PHP has foundations to which you can make donations to improve the health care technology and facilities available to your community. You can also help by volunteering at our hospitals or health centers. PHP Vendor and Supplier Information Whether you’re currently a vendor working with PHP or a supplier interested in joining our partnership, you’ll find helpful information in our <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=824" target="_blank">vendor and supplier section</a>. Serving the Community PHP is dedicated to <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=762" target="_blank">serving the community</a> by making it our priority to bring quality, affordable health care choices closer to you. To make this happen, PHP created <a href="http://www.premiercommunityhealth.org/" target="_blank">Premier Community Health</a>, a non-profit organization dedicated to creating a healthier community through prevention, early detection, and disease management. <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=766" target="_blank">PHP’s investment</a> in the 23 communities we serve includes building health service centers, bringing health programs to the community, as well as being one of the largest employers in the area. We also are committed to helping the <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=770" target="_blank">under-served</a> of our community by providing financial aid, free services, and pre ions to people in need. We also believe in being a good neighbor by getting involved in numerous <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/moreaboutus.aspx?id=772" target="_blank">community programs and charities</a>. And, as part of our effort to build healthier communities, we have implemented a system-wide <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=822" target="_blank">ban on tobacco</a>. <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=762" target="_blank">Learn more about how we serve the community</a>. Awards and Recognition <a href="http://www.premierhealthpartners.org/aboutus.aspx?id=820" target="_blank">Read About Our Awards and Recognition</a>.

Premier Health Partners

POLICE OFFICER

Demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development of the life span and possesses the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's status and interprets the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's requirements relative to his or her age, specific needs and to provide the care needed as described in departmental policies and procedures. Maintain strong technical skills in radio communication, report writing, surveillance systems, and access control software, with the ability to accurately document incidents and coordinate effectively with clinical teams and law enforcement.

Mercy Health is part of Bon Secours Mercy Health (BSMHealth.org,) one of the top 20 health systems in the United States and part of the top performing quartile of Catholic health systems for lowest cost per case for patient care. Mercy Health is the largest health system in Ohio and among the top five employers in the state, with more than 33,500 employees serving communities throughout Ohio and in Kentucky. Mercy Health provided care for patients more than 6.8 million times in 2017. The system includes assets of $6.8 billion and nearly 500 care facilities including 23 hospitals and 26 post-acute care facilities including senior living communities, hospice programs and home health agencies. Its clinically integrated network of more than 2,700 health care providers coordinates more effective and efficient care for more than 350,000 patients, saving money for taxpayers through the Medicare Shared Savings Program. As part of Bon Secours Mercy Health, the ministry provides nearly $2 million per day in community benefit.

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Police Officer - Certified Lateral City of Columbus

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Police Officer, Public Safety & Security, Full time, First Shift UC Health, LLC

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