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The Security Operations Center (SOC) Operator is a communications‑driven role at the center of real‑time security operations. This position is ideal for individuals who thrive in high‑volume, interrupt‑driven environments and excel at radio, phone, and dispatch communications while maintaining continuous situational awareness. SOC Operators serve as the primary communications hub for security operations, coordinating emergent and non‑emergent requests, dispatching officers, monitoring alarms and camera systems, and ensuring timely escalation of critical events. Core Communications Responsibilities • Answer and manage high‑volume phone, radio, and intercom traffic in real time • Dispatch security officers using two‑way radio systems with professional radio discipline • Prioritize and route incoming requests based on urgency and operational impact • Effectively manage and coordinate emergency and high-stress situations while maintaining a calm and professional demeanor • Accurately document incidents and communications in a case/incident management system [SOC Operator | PDF] Situational Awareness & Monitoring In addition to communications, SOC Operators maintain continuous awareness across multiple systems: • Monitor video management systems, alarms, access control, panic/duress, and infant protection systems • Conduct virtual patrols, video review, and proactive monitoring • Monitor alerts and relay open‑source security information What Makes This Role Unique • Communications‑first security role (radio, phone, dispatch are core functions) • Fast‑paced, mission‑critical environment • Continuous decision‑making with real‑world impact • Technology‑enabled situational awareness • 24/7 operations supporting clinical, staff, patient, and visitor safety Mayo Clinic will not sponsor or transfer visas for this position including F1 OPT STEM. High school diploma/GED . Two years of Security, Emergency Medical, or Facilities dispatch/communication center experience or two combined years of customer service, call center, or dispatching experience required. A college degree will substitute for years experience. Experience with Microsoft Office required. Working knowledge of security systems technology (video management, access control, and radio communications systems) preferred. Excellent communication skills and ability to manage alarm dispatching. Must be a problem solver and maintain the ability to make sound decisions without direct supervision during stressful situations. The preferred candidate will be detail oriented, mission driven, and able to multi-task continuously Emergency Telecommunications certification is preferred. Certification in Lenel access control and Genetec video management system preferred. Knowledge of the intelligence cycle and basic analyst skillset preferred. Working knowledge of radio communications. Basic computer knowledge. Excellent communication skills for interacting with all levels of Mayo Clinic patients, Physicians, and staff. Demonstrates behaviors consistent with Mayo Core Principals. Must be certified in Emergency Telecommunications (ETC) at the time of hire or become certified within one year of employment. The SOC will assist applicants that are not currently certified in Emergency Telecommunications to obtain their certification after hire.

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Core Communications Responsibilities
Answer and manage high‑volume phone, radio, and intercom traffic in real time
Dispatch security officers using two‑way radio systems with professional radio discipline
Prioritize and route incoming requests based on urgency and operational impact
Effectively manage and coordinate emergency and high-stress situations while maintaining a calm and professional demeanor
Accurately document incidents and communications in a case/incident management system [SOC Operator | PDF]
Situational Awareness & Monitoring
In addition to communications, SOC Operators maintain continuous awareness across multiple systems:
Monitor video management systems, alarms, access control, panic/duress, and infant protection systems
Conduct virtual patrols, video review, and proactive monitoring
Monitor alerts and relay open‑source security information
What Makes This Role Unique
Communications‑first security role (radio, phone, dispatch are core functions)
Fast‑paced, mission‑critical environment
Continuous decision‑making with real‑world impact
Technology‑enabled situational awareness
24/7 operations supporting clinical, staff, patient, and visitor safety
Mayo Clinic will not sponsor or transfer visas for this position including F1 OPT STEM.

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