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Nestled in the scenic Ruby Valley, Ennis, Montana, is a charming small town with a tight-knit community spirit and breathtaking views that draw both residents and visitors alike. Here, we embrace the vast landscapes and the unique culture of the Western frontier while also recognizing the vital role that healthcare, particularly nursing, plays in our community. The average nursing salary in Ennis ranges from approximately $29.50 to $31.75 per hour, translating to an annual salary of around $61,360 to $66,040. In contrast, the state of Montana has a mean annual salary for nurses of about $70,040, while national averages hover around $78,570. These numbers highlight the importance of understanding local market dynamics, as cost of living, demand, and available facilities all affect compensation. As Ennis continues to grow, bolstered by its natural beauty and outdoor activities, our nursing professionals can expect promising career opportunities intertwined with the town's tranquil lifestyle.
I wanted a place where I could make a real difference. Ennis gave me that.
The nursing job market in Ennis is robust and evolving, driven by an increasing need for healthcare services in our aging population. NurseRecruiter estimates that around 150 nurses currently work in our beautiful town, with demand expected to rise significantly—projecting a need for an additional 30 new nurses in the next five years due to retirement and expansion in healthcare facilities. While Ennis may not be the largest hub for travel nursing, those who enjoy short stints are always welcome, especially during peak seasons from late spring to early fall when tourism peaks. Per diem positions, which offer flexibility for many local RNs, are prevalent, although they can fluctuate throughout the year. In our region, nearby towns like Virginia City and Sheridan may offer slightly higher salaries due to their own unique healthcare needs, but Ennis contrasts with these areas in its lower cost of living, making it an attractive option for nurses who value both financial stability and a peaceful lifestyle.
The healthcare infrastructure in Ennis encompasses a variety of facilities, including Ennis Healthcare and several clinics that cater specifically to our community's diverse needs. Our local healthcare system highlights a demand for specialties such as long-term care and family nursing, with various public health initiatives targeting wellness and preventive care contributing to the evolving landscape. As our town experiences gradual population growth—currently around 1,200 residents—a healthy community remains paramount in discussions about future expansions in services. The embrace of telehealth solutions and local engagement in health initiatives also plays a critical role in shaping nursing roles in Ennis. For prospective and current nurses aiming to explore job opportunities in our welcoming town or those looking to connect with local employers, signing up for NurseRecruiter is a great next step to bridge that connection. Here, in the heart of Montana, the nursing job market is not just about numbers; it's about embracing life in a community that truly cares.
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