Manager Security Technology and Clinical Integration - Weill Cornell Medical Center

Description Protecting care through advanced security systems

Manager Security Technology and Clinical Integration

The Manager, Security Technology provides strategic leadership for the organization's security technology function, overseeing the planning, implementation, optimization, and governance of security systems across both clinical and non-clinical environments. Serving as a key liaison among Security, Medical Groups, Clinical Leadership, Information Technology, and operational stakeholders, this role ensures security technology solutions align with organizational priorities and support a safe, efficient care environment.

Cultivates strong partnerships with medical groups to ensure solutions are responsive to frontline needs, while driving alignment of security technologies to enhance the safety of staff, patients, and visitors, and support efficient, uninterrupted care delivery.

• Provides management and oversight of the Security Technology team; including performance management, workload prioritization, and professional development.
• Provides oversight of enterprise security technologies, including access control and credentialing platforms, video management (CCTV), visitor management and screening solutions, duress and staff safety systems, and emerging security innovations.
• Ensures systems are operationally reliable, compliant with organizational standards, and aligned with enterprise risk priorities.
• Develops and maintains technology roadmaps, lifecycle plans, and upgrade strategies.
• Act as the primary Security Liaison partner to Medical Groups and Ambulatory Practices.
• Collaborates with physicians, nursing leaders, practice administrators, and operations teams to understand workflows and risks.
• Partners with IT, Facilities, Compliance, Privacy, and Legal to ensure proper governance and data protection.
• Develops policies, procedures, and guidelines related to security technology use and access.
• Leads and oversees security technology projects from concept through implementation.
• Manages vendor relationships, contracts, and performance.
• Ensures projects are delivered on time, within scope, and within budget. Provides executive level updates on progress, risks, and outcomes.
• Provides technical leadership during security incidents, investigations, and system outages.
• Utilizes data and system analytics to identify trends, gaps, and improvement opportunities.
• Drives continuous improvement in system utilization, coverage, and effectiveness
• Participates in hiring, training, evaluation and termination of assigned staff according to hospital policies and procedures.

New York, New York

Day (United States of America)

The Manager, Security Technology provides strategic leadership for the organization's security technology function, overseeing the planning, implementation, optimization, and governance of security systems across both clinical and non-clinical environments. Serving as a key liaison among Security, Medical Groups, Clinical Leadership, Information Technology, and operational stakeholders, this role ensures security technology solutions align with organizational priorities and support a safe, efficient care environment.

Cultivates strong partnerships with medical groups to ensure solutions are responsive to frontline needs, while driving alignment of security technologies to enhance the safety of staff, patients, and visitors, and support efficient, uninterrupted care delivery.

• Provides management and oversight of the Security Technology team; including performance management, workload prioritization, and professional development.
• Provides oversight of enterprise security technologies, including access control and credentialing platforms, video management (CCTV), visitor management and screening solutions, duress and staff safety systems, and emerging security innovations.
• Ensures systems are operationally reliable, compliant with organizational standards, and aligned with enterprise risk priorities.
• Develops and maintains technology roadmaps, lifecycle plans, and upgrade strategies.
• Act as the primary Security Liaison partner to Medical Groups and Ambulatory Practices.
• Collaborates with physicians, nursing leaders, practice administrators, and operations teams to understand workflows and risks.
• Partners with IT, Facilities, Compliance, Privacy, and Legal to ensure proper governance and data protection.
• Develops policies, procedures, and guidelines related to security technology use and access.
• Leads and oversees security technology projects from concept through implementation.
• Manages vendor relationships, contracts, and performance.
• Ensures projects are delivered on time, within scope, and within budget. Provides executive level updates on progress, risks, and outcomes.
• Provides technical leadership during security incidents, investigations, and system outages.
• Utilizes data and system analytics to identify trends, gaps, and improvement opportunities.
• Drives continuous improvement in system…