Can forensic psychologist work for the FBI?
99002
they can work for the fbi, the pay grade probably starts around 45k and tops out around 75.
268512
I think this is serious.  Why has the FBI NOT FOUND the person responsible?  I get to wondering about conspiracies...
1100081
Sorry but 75% of an FBI agent's job is paperwork.  Same thing for Border Patrol and regular police.
240688
Actually, you could work in forensic science.
305025
There are many fields of psychology. Here are some of the many types of psychologists:\n\n>Biological psycologists explore the links between brain and   mind.\n\n>Developmental psychologists study changing abilities from womb to tomb.\n\n>Cognitive psychologists experiment perception, thought, and problem-solving.\n\n>Personality psychologists investigate inner traits.\n\n>Social psychologists  explore how people affect one another.\n\n>Industrial/organizational psychologists study and advise on behavior in the workplace.\n\n>Clinical psychologists study, assess, and treat troubled people.\n\nFor you, criminal psychology could be an option to work at a police station. To work with children, you might conside developmental psychology or clinical psycholgy.
252429
I would think that you must start by studying criminology and psychology. Perhaps a course in sociology?
292775
www.USAJOBS.gov The federal government has thousands of jobs open in your field. You can work in any state and hundreds of different divisions. Think of the possibilities: Border Partol, FBI, CIA, DEA, Marshals, Department of Justice, Bureau of Prisons, State Correctional, ETC.\nWhere do you live? What wold YOU like to do with a criminal justice degree? I think it's pretty open.
671004
email www.fbi.gov and ask them, i'm sure they can help you.
316086
Yes, but not as often as TV makes it appear. Usually they are on call expet some are full tie profilers - who also have police work training.
80295
Try going to their website\nhttp://www.fbi.gov
480551
Two part answer:\n1.  When you are hired by the FBI, you attend New Agent Training in Quantico, VA.  After your 7 week there, you will get your orders to one of the 56 Field Offices.  Once you are at your field office, you will work a particular group of violations based on the squad you are on (i.e. White Collar, Terrorism, Violent Crimes, Cyber, etc).  The SAC (Special Agent in Charge) or an ASAC (Assistant Special Agent in Charge) will designate what squad you work on.  They attempt to look at your background and skillset, but its all based on needs of the bureau.  Crimes against children can be split up between between various squads with VCMO squads usually handling child slavery, prostitution, kidnaping, etc and the Cyber squads handling child pornography, travelers, etc..\n\n2.  To get hired, see www.fbijobs.com.  Skills/education/etc varies, but you need a 4 year degree and 3 years of job experience, or a Masters of PhD degree with less than 3 years job experience.\n\nAs a side note, you can call your local FBI office and ask to speak to the applicant coordinator (to learn more about how to get a job at the FBI) or the Crimes against Children coordinator (to learn more about that program)
920451
Yes...three ways that I have used in past to hire lab employees.\n1)   Go to local  4-year college and ask at their CJA department, for student intern programs.\n2)    Apply at your local law enforcement agency.  We have a CPA,  Citizen Police Academy and also a Law Enforcement Explorer Group administered by the Boy Scouts of America.\n3)   Go to your state's Central Crime Lab, and ask about employment opportunities.  Many hire part time workers with no experience and just a High School Diploma or GED.  In my state, turn around on most evidence is 8-9 months before the state lab can do the work.  So...they will at time hire part time Techs to handle the overload.  The last "BIG" case this state had involved several double and triple Homicides.  Because of the workload the state lab hired 4-7 techs to handle the "Grunt" work, while their trained techs focused on the "Media Sensitive cases" (meaning the newspapers and T.V. reporters were giving them grief for not having solved the crime in an hour like they do on CSI)
662160
dont think there is such thing//major as forensic psychology but try just googling it or try http://www.coin3.com/ that site lets u lok for colleges based on years, major, and location. but i think u ned to get like a user code, which i got from my teacher becus we ned it for our isearch. good luck.
522217
Here is the FBI Employment page:\n\nhttps://www.fbijobs.gov/
80216
Yes.  Go to your local FBI office and ask to see your file.  They are required by law to let you see it.
171097
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1139807
Um, yeah, sure. Just go to your local FBI office and ask them, I'm sure they can help you.