It is the mission of the NIH Division of Police to protect our country's national treasure: Scientific Research and the NIH research community, and further to ensure that the mission of NIH is …

In the US, the National Institutes of Health Division of Police (NIH DP) is the security police force that police and protect National Institutes of Health (NIH) people and property. [2] The NIH in …

Your PIV/RLA Badge MUST be shown on your person at all times on campus. If you need one, DPSAC has lanyards available. If you leave the NIH workforce, you must return your PIV/RLA …

The SHIELD (Safety & Health Improvement: Enhancing Law Enforcement Departments) Study is a worksite wellness team-based intervention among police and sheriff departments assessing …

2022年6月30日 · In addition to regular foot and vehicle patrols, NIH police conduct security screenings at patient, visitor, employee, and commercial vehicle entrance gates. Assisting …

Designed according to the SHIELD (safety and health integration in the enforcement of laws on drugs) police training model, this intervention aims to modify policing behaviors that place …

The Division of Police (DP) processes applications for select populations, including: Extended visitors; retirees(alumni), transportation visitors, child care center members, Community liaison …

The National Institutes of Health Police Department (NIHPD) is the police agency that protects and patrols the nations’ top medical research facility and is adjacent to the Walter Reed …

NIH worked with HHS to develop the RLA Badge in order to meet HSPD-12 security guidelines for individuals who do not qualify for an HHS ID Badge (PIV Card). The RLA Badge is an NIH …

The NIH faces a significant challenge in maintaining security and providing physical access to geographically dispersed campuses that have a unique combination of sensitive facilities, …