Can Registered Nurses work in the F.B.I.?

And if yes, what exactly would they do?

Possibly but not as a Special Agent, labs maybe but it depends..


Laboratory examiners provide expert witness testimony in court cases regarding the results of forensic examinations, and specially trained teams assist domestic and international law enforcement agencies in large-scale investigations and disasters. Additional information regarding our services can be found on the FBI Laboratory Web site.


Useful Educational Backgrounds

Depending on the particular field of interest, the most useful educational background is forensic science, in particular biology and chemistry. Various other educational backgrounds in areas such as photography, firearms, hazardous materials, and explosives are also advantageous.


Critical Skills/Desirable Backgrounds

Prior work experience in other forensic laboratories or certain military experience is desirable. The military background is particularly beneficial in areas such as hazardous materials and weapons of mass destruction, as well as incendiary/explosives devices.

I wouldn't be surprised if there weren't posts for them. Check out the website.

Yes, they can work for the FBI, and they will do as told, just like any other employee ..... lol ........ seriously, they may or may not be used in nursing capacity. Good Luck !

Probly not in a nursing job..