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General Information

Work Location: Thousand Oaks, CA, USA
Onsite or Remote
Fully On-Site
Work Schedule
Monday - Friday, 2:00pm - 10:00pm with operational flexibility
Posted Date
06/16/2025
Salary Range: $23.59 - 30.54 Hourly
Employment Type
2 - Staff: Career
Duration
Indefinite
Job #
23271

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

Serving at UCLA Health will give you the opportunity to use your specialized abilities to help improve the lives of our patients, their families, and your fellow UCLA Health team members. You’ll provide critical support that makes healing happen. We’d love to have you join us.

In this position, you will protect and guard all assets, staff, patients, and visitors in and around the UCLA Health Thousand Oaks Primary & Specialty Care Clinic.  Security Officers perform regular patrols and document all routine activities, incidents, and may perform in a lead capacity and other duties as assigned.  Additionally, you will enforce all policies and state laws, and follow all guidelines including state regulatory agency requirements.

Salary range: $21.82 - $28.24/hourly

Job Qualifications

  • Possess and maintain current certification: Guard Card, D.O.J. Chemical Agent, CPR and driver’s license.
  • Ability to clearly and concisely express ideas using appropriate vocabulary and spelling.
  • Ability to complete continual training classes as required. (Training provided)
  • Ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with Thousand Oaks Primary & Specialty Care employees, Management, Security Management, Local Law Enforcement and surrounding community.
  • Ability to independently resolve issues working within set policies and procedures.
  • Ability to know and use available resources in order to solve problems.
  • Ability to operate security related equipment and general office equipment.
  • Ability to recognize the importance of dealing diplomatically with the public, and the importance of a good public appearance.
  • Ability to relay information, either inwriting or verbally, in a professional manner.
  • Ability to see aspects of public relations in all facets of the job and the ability to understand the effects of actions on the entire organization.
  • Demonstrated ability to assess problematic or emergency situations and plan / execute an appropriate solution based on established guidelines or policies.
  • Knowledge and understanding of all Security Program operational policies and guidelines.
  • Knowledge of applicable geography in order to expedite calls and to be an effective information source.
  • Knowledge of penal and radio codes and language used in radio communications.
  • Physical ability to handle various intervention incidents, including patient restraints and violent subjects.
  • Physically able to perform sustained foot patrols, prolonged standing, lifting patients, and physically restrain patients or prisoners as necessary.
  • Visual and hearing ability to detect and report unusual circumstances quickly and accurately.
  • Working knowledge of security practices, protocols and techniques.
Senate Bill 525 was signed into law by Governor Newsom in October 2023. Starting June 1, 2024, SB525 sets a new $23 minimum wage for nonexempt healthcare workers and raises the exempt employee salary threshold to $1,380/week (equivalent to $5,980/month or $71,760/year).
 
1. As defined under SB525, healthcare workers are defined as employees who are involved in the provision of “health care services,” which means “patient care-related services including nursing; caregiving; services provided by medical residents, interns, or fellows; technical and ancillary services; janitorial work; housekeeping; grounds keeping; guard duties; business office clerical work; food services; laundry; medical coding and billing; call center and warehouse work; scheduling; and gift shop work; but only where such services support patient care”.
 
2. Employees (career, contract, student, per diem) in the UCLA Health medical facilities (e.g. Ronald Reagan Medical Center, Santa Monica UCLA Hospital, Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital, etc.) meet these criteria.