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Case Study: Dignity Healthcare

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Upon being hired by Allied Barton Security in December of 2014, I was contracted with Dignity Healthcare. Dignity Healthcare operates three (3) hospitals in Bakersfield CA. Memorial of Bakersfield, Mercy Hospital of Bakersfield and Mercy Southwest of Bakersfield. All 3 facilities are operated under 1 (one) Director of Security. His named is William (Shad) Reeves. Some guards rotate facilities depending on the needs of staffing. My first post at Dignity Health was at the Memorial hospital from 01/2015 till 03/2016. I was then transferred to work at the Mercy Hospital Bakersfield in March of 2016; all still while under contract Allied Barton Security. In August of 2016 the contract for Allied Barton Security was coming to an end with Dignity

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