Nursing Schools in Montana – MT

Select programs of interest to find schools:

• CNA Programs in Montana
• LPN Programs in Montana
• ADN and BSN Pre-Licensure Programs in Montana
• RN to BSN Programs in Montana
• RN to MSN Programs in Montana
• Online MSN Programs in Montana
• Nurse Practitioner Programs in MT
• DNP Programs in Montana
• Featured Post-Licensure Programs in Montana

The nursing shortage in Montana is having an impact on Montana nursing schools just as it has in other parts of the country. Montana nursing programs are very competitive and many highly qualified applicants are being waitlisted for a year or more. Nursing schools are having a difficult time attracting and retaining nursing faculty, adding to nursing shortage and limited enrollment at nursing schools across the state. Many of Montana’s rural communities are feeling the sting of not having enough nurses on staff at hospitals and physician offices. It’s difficult for those in rural communities to find convenient nursing degree programs.

There are many opportunities for pre-licensure nursing school candidates to pursue their goals. There are extension programs and reciprocity opportunities in bordering states. Explore more detailed information about becoming a Registered Nurse in Montana.

Online Nursing Schools in Montana

Online or distance nursing programs have been a solution for many registered nurses living in rural communities who wish to pursue and advanced degree like a BSN or MSN. The online nursing schools you’ll find here are an excellent alternative to campus based programs that require waitlists or traveling. Online nursing programs in Montana will arrange for clinical training in your community or at a facility that is conveniently located. Our online nursing programs are CCNE accredited and recognized across the country. Take some time to request information from these schools on consider the benefits of an advanced nursing degree and what it can do for your career.

Montana Nursing Job Outlook and Salary Information

According to the State of Aging in Montana report published by the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) in 2002, registered nurses are represent 30 percent of Montana’s healthcare workforce. With the aging population and the average age of nurses in Montana growing, the need for registered nurses is far exceeding the supply. This creates a very positive job outlook for those looking to enter the field or for those looking to advance their career in nursing.

Wages for Nurses in Montana will vary based on location, experience and specialization.

Additional Associate and Baccalaureate Degree Programs Approved by the Montana State Board of Nursing

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