Skill
Law Enforcement
Legal and Compliance
Law enforcement refers to the agencies and personnel—police officers, sheriffs, federal agents, and related staff—responsible for preventing crime, maintaining public order, and enforcing laws. It's a career path involving patrol work, investigations, community policing, and specialized units such as forensics or cybercrime.
Law Enforcement in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Open roles requiring Law Enforcement (3)
FUL-Field Staff Law Enforcement Ranger
Bureau of Land Management
Full-time · Price, UT · $58,771 – $84,579
This is a federal law enforcement position with the Bureau of Land Management where you'll patrol and protect public lands, investigate violations, and coordinate with other agencies to enforce laws and promote public safety. The role suits people committed to resource protection and community policing who can work independently in outdoor settings and meet federal employment standards.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Police Officer
U.S. Mint
Full-time · West Point, NY · $70,941 – $92,901
This federal law enforcement position protects precious metal reserves, mint facilities, and personnel at the West Point facility while enforcing federal and local laws. The role suits candidates with police or military law enforcement experience seeking stable federal employment with structured advancement.
Via USAJOBS · Apply there ↗
Police Officer
Cleveland Clinic
Full-time · Cleveland, OH
Cleveland Clinic's police department seeks officers to provide security and emergency response across its healthcare campuses, protecting patients, visitors and staff around the clock. The role suits someone with a service orientation who can make sound decisions independently, handle conflict de-escalation, and adapt to the varied demands of a hospital security environment.
Listed on Cleveland Clinic’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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