Healthcare Security Officer Complete gets you ready to apply for a hospital security job, or to grow fast in one. It brings together five Impact Training Company courses built for hospitals: the technical side of the job, the thinking and communication skills behind it, high-acuity response, the high-risk posts and special patients new officers meet first, and getting through the interview.
About 32 hours. 100 percent online and self-paced. Reviewed against IAHSS guidelines, The Joint Commission, CMS, OSHA and HIPAA. You earn a Certificate of Completion with your own verification page and digital badge.
| Course | Hours | Alone |
|---|---|---|
| Technical Skills: the officer’s role, patrol, BLS response, radio, law and authority, reports, critical incidents, use-of-force policy | 8 | $199 |
| Strategic Skill Building: observation, forms and report narratives, communication, scene control, de-escalation, decisions | 8 | $199 |
| Advanced Response and Threat Management: behavioral crisis, workplace violence, threat assessment, active threat, infant security, evidence, incident command | 8 | $199 |
| High-Risk Areas and Special Patients: the ED post and weapons screening, behavioral health, restraint and seclusion rules, patients in custody, fire alarms, bomb threats, emergencies on the grounds | 5 | $99 |
| Interview Prep: what hospital security hiring managers ask, and how to answer | 1 | $19 |
| Final Exam and Program Completion: your three-step checklist, the honor statement, and the 40-question cumulative final | 1.5 | Included |
| Total | About 32 | $715 alone, $499 here |
Already bought one of these courses, or the Security Officer Job-Ready Bundle? Log in with the account you used, then add Healthcare Security Officer Complete to your cart. Your credit is applied automatically: the full price you paid for each course ($19 to $199). Courses you already finished count toward the program.
These are optional. They are not part of the program price and do not count toward the certificate.
When all three steps are done, your certificate is issued automatically, with a verification page employers can check and a badge you can add to LinkedIn.
Security Complete, then your state license where your state requires one, then hired, then the certifications your employer asks for, such as IAHSS. Some hospitals ask new officers to earn IAHSS certification in their first months. This program builds that knowledge before you apply. It is not affiliated with IAHSS and does not award an IAHSS certification. When you are ready to lead, Healthcare Security Leadership and Management is the next step.
This certificate recognizes completion of knowledge training. On-the-job performance is verified by the employer. It does not replace a state security officer license where one is required.
It is a certificate of completion, not a certification. It does not replace employer training, use-of-force, restraint or weapons qualification, a BLS card, or any state requirement. It teaches no physical techniques, it is not legal advice, and it does not guarantee a job. Every employer sets its own hiring requirements.
About 32 hours of training. At 5 to 8 hours a week, that is about 4 to 7 weeks. It is self-paced, so you can go faster or slower.
No. It is built for people who have never worked hospital security, and it still goes deep enough to help working officers.
No. State license training comes from providers your state approves. Check your state’s licensing agency before you apply.
Yes. Every course is also sold alone, and the full price you paid counts toward Security Complete if you upgrade later.
Yes. Contact us for group enrollment and reporting.
By Impact Training | Category: Hospital Security
By Impact Training | Category: Hospital Security
By Impact Training | Category: Hospital Security
By Impact Training | Category: Hospital Security