Flexible Per Diem LPN Shifts Across Beautiful Montana!

About the Role
We're seeking experienced Licensed Practical Nurses to join our staffing team supporting rural healthcare facilities throughout Montana. This role is ideal for nurses who thrive in small-facility settings, enjoy variety in their assignments, and are comfortable wearing multiple hats in a close-knit clinical environment. Our partner sites include Critical Access Hospitals (CAH), clinics, and long-term care facilities, where you'll deliver hands-on, high-impact care to underserved communities across the state, working closely with RNs and providers.

Key Responsibilities
• Provide direct patient care across a variety of settings (Med-Surg, Swing Bed) as well as long-term care/skilled nursing units, under the direction of an RN or provider, as needed in a low-volume rural setting
• Adapt quickly to different facility workflows, EMR systems, and care teams across assignment sites
• Deliver safe, patient-centered care within LPN scope of practice, exercising sound clinical judgment while working under the supervision of an RN or physician
• Travel to per diem sites — as needed to cover short-term staffing gaps across the region
• Collaborate closely with small interdisciplinary teams, supporting RNs and providers across multiple specialties as a versatile generalist
• Maintain compliance with facility-specific policies, state licensure, and certification requirements

What We Offer
• Competitive weekly pay with tax-advantaged stipends for qualifying travelers
• Mileage reimbursement for travel
• Housing assistance and lodging provided for per diem shifts
• Dedicated recruiter support and 24/7 clinical assistance
• A close knit, personable team that is based in Montana, for Montana
• The chance to experience Montana's rural communities and stunning landscapes while building a versatile, in-demand skill set

Why Rural Montana?
Working in Critical Access Hospitals and long-term care facilities means hands-on patient care, closer patient relationships, and the opportunity to make a real difference in communities where healthcare access is limited. If you're an LPN who wants variety, meaningful work, and adventure — this is where you'll find it.

Qualifications
• Active, unencumbered LPN license (Montana license or active Nurse Licensure Compact/eNLC license)
• Minimum 1–2 years of recent LPN experience
• Long-term care/skilled nursing experience strongly preferred; Critical Access Hospital experience a plus

• BLS required; additional certifications (e.g., IV therapy certification, wound care) preferred depending on unit and facility requirements
• Comfortable working in a generalist capacity typical of small/rural hospitals and long-term care settings, within the defined LPN scope of practice
• Willingness and reliable transportation to travel to per diem sites within the region as assignments require
• Strong adaptability, sound clinical judgment, and communication skills — you may be one of few LPNs on shift, working closely with the supervising RN or provider