About This Role
This night-shift post on the cardiac ward pairs patient care with mentoring new nurses.
Responsibilities
- Respond to emergencies and calls for policing service
- Safety operate police vehicles
- Federal, provincial and municipal law enforcement
- Process offenders and participation in their prosecution
- Provide court testimony
- Effective workflow management
- Evidence management
- Fulsome and accurate note taking
- Communicate effectively with diverse communities
- Traffic law enforcement
- Motor vehicle collision investigations
- Proficiently use computer/smart technologies, and programs essential to the role (MWS/Computers/Versadex/Word)
- Create accurate and concise reports for a wide variety of incidents
- Create and complete accurate tickets and other legislative/YRP forms
- Understand own role and the organization’s reporting structure
- Critical thinking and de-escalation skills
- Providing guidance to new/junior officers
- Engage and education of public through interactions and proactive policing
- Report to duty, fit for duty on time
- Maintain integrity and professionalism
- Effectively conduct interviews/investigations with complainant, victims, subject and accused
- Making observations/recording intelligence gathering, collection of evidence, confidential human source cultivation, warrant execution for investigations
- Assisting victims of crime
- Attend and successfully complete training and yearly requalification
- Participate in District initiatives
- Investigate and enforce complaint areas
- Mental health crisis support and provide community resource to public
Requirements
- No criminal record for which you have not received a pardon and be of good moral character and habits
- Be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada and at least 18 years-old
- Be physically and mentally able to perform the duties of the position
- Proof of successful completion of four years of secondary school education or equivalency
- Possess valid standard or emergency first aid and CPR Level C certification, at minimum
- Possess a valid Ontario driver’s licence class G, at minimum
- Possess a valid OACP Certificate of Results including proof of meeting the vision and hearing standards as defined by the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP)
About the Company
York Regional Police is committed to preserving peace, protecting property, and being visible and engaged in the community, providing safety education and support in crime prevention and public order.
