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Security - Hospital Inmate WatchLocation: New Orleans Metro Force 1 Protection is seeking experienced security professionals to join our team of Hospital Inmate Watch officers. This is an on-call ...

Description The purpose of the position is to direct, supervise and train inmate work-program crews ... watch commander to ensure that inmates receive appropriate medical treatment, counseling, and ...

Shift Sergeant or Watch Commander Summary: Responsible for monitoring and controlling inmate, staff, and visitor movement within the corrections facility. Operates security systems and provides ...

Limited Duty Correctional Officer

Beaufort, SC · On-site

$23.46 - $28.15/hr

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Conduct regular watch tours and facility security checks to ensure inmate safety and facility integrity. * Greet and assist members of the public, providing accurate information regarding court ...

Maintain accurate records and documentation related to inmate mail, including data entry for mail logs, rejections, and watch lists, ensuring proper tracking and accountability. Provide ...

LPN/RN

Claremont, NH · On-site

$31.64 - $44.46/hr

Assess inmates for drug/alcohol abuse and treatment, having MD prescribe medication for DTs, placing inmate on a watch. Support and promote the Mission Statement of the Sullivan County Department of ...

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What is the difference between Inmate Watch vs Correctional Officer?

AspectInmate WatchCorrectional Officer
CredentialsHigh school diploma or GED, basic security trainingHigh school diploma or GED, extensive correctional training, certifications
Work EnvironmentPrison or detention facility, monitoring inmatesPrison, jail, or detention center, overseeing inmate activities
Job ResponsibilitiesSupervising inmates, ensuring safety, basic security tasksMaintaining order, enforcing rules, security, and inmate management

Inmate Watch roles focus on basic supervision and monitoring of inmates, often requiring less extensive training. Correctional Officers have broader responsibilities, including enforcing rules, maintaining security, and managing inmate behavior, often with more certifications and training. Both roles are essential in correctional facilities but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Security - Hospital Inmate Watch

Force 1 Protection

Baton Rouge, LA • On-site

$18 - $20/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 18 days ago


Job description

Job Description: Security - Hospital Inmate Watch
Location: Baton Rouge, LA
Force 1 Protection is seeking experienced security professionals to join our team of Hospital Inmate Watch officers. This is an on-call role that requires availability to be flexible.
Once an inmate is assigned, officers will work 12-hour shifts (6am - 6pm and 6pm - 6am) at a designated hospital location in coordination with local Law Enforcement.
This role is an unarmed position.
Weekends and holidays are a must! Starting pay is $18.00 per hour. Eligibility for Performance Increases amp; Bonus Opportunities after 90 days!
Primary Responsibilities to include: Supervise and control detainees during their hospital stay, ensuring their safety and preventing escape or misconduct. This role requires maintaining issued equipment, following policy and procedures, and strong communication skills.
Necessary Skills:
  • Supervision and Access Control of inmate room
  • Escort and Transport - to and from hospital appointments during stay
  • Confidentiality of all detainee information
  • Excellent Communication Skills - strong communication and de-escalation skills to work effectively between detainees and hospital staff
  • Incident Response and Documentation - Respond to security concerns or hazards in a timely manner and document all security related incidents
The ideal candidate will have a strong background in law enforcement or private security, excellent communication skills, and the ability to handle emergency situations with professionalism and efficiency.
Qualified applicants should respond with resume for consideration!