Montana RN/LPN – Choose Your Schedule, Shifts and Career Path
Posted 6 days ago
wsi healthcare personnelParsons (KS)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$28–$46 per hour
About the role
Montana RN/LPN Jobs | $28–$46/Hour | Flexible Local Opportunities Full-Time, Part-Time, PRN, Direct-Hire and Temp-to-Perm Positions You know how to do the job. Now find work that fits your life. WSi Healthcare Personnel is hiring dependable Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses for opportunities throughout Montana. Assignments may include long-term care communities, skilled nursing facilities, rural hospitals and smaller critical-access settings, including facilities with small emergency departments. Whether you want consistent full-time hours, a few extra shifts, or an opportunity that could become permanent, we’ll help connect you with work that matches your experience and availability. What’s Available Pay ranging from $28–$46 per hour, depending on license, experience, assignment, and shift Full-time and part-time positions PRN and flexible per-diem shifts Direct-hire opportunities Temporary-to-permanent positions Same-day or weekly pay options for eligible staffing assignments Day, evening, night and weekend shifts, depending on facility needs Support from an experienced healthcare staffing team Pick up an occasional shift, build a regular schedule or explore your next long-term position. You tell us what you’re looking for, and we’ll work to find the right fit. Who We’re Looking For We’re looking for nurses who are dependable, capable and ready to work. You don’t need a perfect résumé or a polished sales pitch, you need solid clinical judgment, a strong work ethic and the ability to care for your patients and support your team. Apply Now at WSijobs.com RNC123
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