Home Health Nurses In Montana?

lorster · Jul 9, 2006

Hi, I'm a home health nurse in Georgia. My husband has been talking about moving to Montana (for the past 10 years!) But recently, he seems more serious, which scares me. Anyway, I was hoping to get some feedback from Home Health there... and maybe get to know some nurses.

I live in Bozeman and you could starve if working home health here. I worked home health here for 4 years and ended up going back to hospital nursing because I could not get enough hours to make it. I'm not sure if it is better in other areas of the state.

shmily · Jul 9, 2006

Thank you so much for your feedback. Have you always lived there? What's it like in the hosp you work?

lorster · Jul 10, 2006

We have an 86 bed hospital here. I work on med surg and work with a group of great nurses. Right now we are having some union issues and a change in management on our floor so hopefully it will get squared away. It is a nice place to work with alot of nice people and doctors who treat you well and work well together. Come and join us. We do have a hospice department who is looking for nurses right now.

lc177985 · Nov 2, 2007

I work home health in Missoula as an lpn and there are a number of companies that are always looking for nurses. I only work part-time but could easily work 40 + hours if I chose to. There are two hospitals here and quite a few ltc facilities as well an international heart institute. It's the place to be for nurses and medical staff.

VictoriaRN · Nov 18, 2007

Hi, I'm a home health nurse in Georgia. My husband has been talking about moving to Montana (for the past 10 years!) But recently, he seems more serious, which scares me. Anyway, I was hoping to get some feedback from Home Health there... and maybe get to know some nurses.

I was the director of Home Health in MilesCity and though I no longer work there I do know the present director and she is hiring. The nurses get 40hrs a week and take turns with call. Go for it.Victoria:balloons: