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Police Officer/Police Officer Recruit The University of Arizona seeks experienced and entry-level applicants for its nationally accredited Police Dept. It takes a special person to become a UA Police Officer. Those interested in becoming a UA Police Officer must be intelligent, exhibit sound judgment, and be healthy both physically and emotionally. UAPD Officers are confident and often must make quick assessments for sound decisions. We seek to reflect the rich diversity of the community in the quality women and men we employ. The men and women of UAPD possess a strong sense of community and service orientation. As an officer you can make a difference, if you possess integrity, strong communications skills, a firm reassuring manner and sound judgment under pressure. Most of all, you must be committed to public service, professionalism, and a peaceful community. Must be willing to work rotating shifts/days off and work holidays. Officers are headquartered in our new state-of-the-art building and enjoy an outstanding range of benefits including health, dental, life and disability insurance; a competitive retirement package; reduced tuition rates for themselves and family members; paid vacation, sick days, and holiday; overtime eligibility and much more. Officers are afforded opportunities for advancement and specialized positions within the department. Starting salary for Police
Officer/Police Officer, Recruit is $42,000.
Candidates participate in a physical agility assessment consisting of a 500 yard run, 99 yard obstacle course, 165 lb body drag (32 feet), climb over a 6 foot chain link fence, and a climb over a 6 foot solid wall. Candidates must pass a written exam, polygraph, medical, psychological, drug testing, and an in-depth background check.
UAPD is accepting applications for Police Officer/Police Officer Recruit. To apply, submit an online application at www.hr.arizona.edu, job #40421 for Police Recruit and #40419 for Police Officer. Applications must be received by September 21,, 2008. Test date is October 11, 2008. |