Travel Nurse Jobs in Montana | Open Now

Montana's appeal is partly the place and partly how easy it is to get going. Montana belongs to the Nurse Licensure Compact, and a multistate license held elsewhere is valid on arrival, and from a non-compact state you'd apply for endorsement through the Montana Board of Nursing. On money, the state keeps a modest graduated income tax that tops out around 5.65 percent, and there's no state sales tax, so your spending covers a little more than it would in most places. The market is smaller than the big metros: Montana's roughly eleven thousand working nurses are spread across regional hospitals statewide, plus the critical-access sites that cover the rural areas beyond them, which tends to mean broad-scope assignments and the tight-knit units travelers remember. The real draw, though, is lifestyle: few states put this much mountain, river, and open country within reach of a shift.