It's easy to understand why Montana is known as the Treasure State. Snow-kissed mountain peaks, glacial-fed lakes, and rugged canyons are just a few of the splendors that make this part of the northwest a must-see destination.
Nurses who want to soak up these incredible riches can work here for a few months as a travel RN. We have a full inventory of travel nursing jobs in Montana that offer generous pay and benefits and plenty of time to discover the wonders of the Treasure State.
RNs in Montana make an annual mean salary of $66,280 or $1,275 per week. Average nursing salaries range from $60,380 per year in central Montana nonmetropolitan areas to $69,540 per year in Billings, the state's most populous city.
Many factors affect a nurse's wages, including specialty and experience. New RN graduates in Montana who are building their nursing careers earn a median salary of $57,976 or $1,115 per week. Montana travel nursing pay offers earning potential of $2,700 to $3,150 per week, or close to $40,950 on a 13-week assignment, for those on short-term assignments, with benefits such as furnished accommodation, travel reimbursement, and daily living expenses.
For many RNs, the appeal of travel nursing is the freedom of choosing where you work. With American Mobile, this flexibility comes with peace of mind and security. Our comprehensive benefits package lets you enjoy traveling and invest in your future. This includes:
It's easier to find a travel nursing job in Montana that satisfies your needs in terms of specialty, location, salary, and start date. Healthcare facilities send us job opportunities daily, so your recruiter always has listings as soon as they're available.
Montana travel nurse jobs are available throughout the state. Whether you're in Billings, Missoula, Great Falls, Bozeman, Helena or another city, you can enjoy the convenience of shopping, restaurants, cultural experiences and easy access to the natural landscapes that beckon you to play.
Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks are the most well-known attractions in the state, but there are many spectacular locations to visit. Your adventures can start with hiking at Bighorn Canyon or a boat tour of Gates of the Mountains. Maybe you'd like to explore Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park or look for grizzly bears at a wildlife refuge. You can tube down the Madison River, snowshoe at Big Sky Resort or go on a multi-day paddling trip on the Upper Missouri and camp under the stars.
Our travel nursing specialists are ready to match you with a rewarding assignment in the Treasure State that can bring you personal and professional riches.
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