Hey guys, I've been reading the forum for a while (it took a while to get validated), and I'm excited to become part of this community.
My question regards sworn Biologists. I am expected to finish my MS in molecular biology this December and I'm interested in becoming a biologist for a Law Enforcement Agency. I think that I will gain more satisfaction from this type of work then if I were to go to work in pharmaceuticals or education.
Anyway, are you guys aware of many local / state / federal departments that hire biologists as sworn LEO's? I know that the NC SBI has in the past but no longer does so (however I believe their chemists are still sworn?).
I believe that perhaps the FBI also has sworn Biologists? What about other federal agencies are they hiring biologists in any capacity?
I'm under the assumption that there are few "local" agencies that hire biologists and I should concentrate on the state and federal level, is that the case? Perhaps large municipalities do have a need for Biologists (ie New York, Chicago)?
I appreciate all of your help, and again great community, thanks.
My question regards sworn Biologists. I am expected to finish my MS in molecular biology this December and I'm interested in becoming a biologist for a Law Enforcement Agency. I think that I will gain more satisfaction from this type of work then if I were to go to work in pharmaceuticals or education.
Anyway, are you guys aware of many local / state / federal departments that hire biologists as sworn LEO's? I know that the NC SBI has in the past but no longer does so (however I believe their chemists are still sworn?).
I believe that perhaps the FBI also has sworn Biologists? What about other federal agencies are they hiring biologists in any capacity?
I'm under the assumption that there are few "local" agencies that hire biologists and I should concentrate on the state and federal level, is that the case? Perhaps large municipalities do have a need for Biologists (ie New York, Chicago)?
I appreciate all of your help, and again great community, thanks.
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