Sponsored Links
CNA Job Listings
Certified Nursing Assistant Jobs
The position of Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is one that often serves as a steppingstone to other healthcare careers, including that of registered nurse. Despite that, the CNA should not be overlooked or considered merely a rung on the career ladder, as these healthcare professionals are an extremely important part of the healthcare industry. At Montana CNA Jobs, we feature the most up-to-date listings of CNA job search listings throughout the state of Montana and from around the Web.
The average salary of a CNA in Montana as of November, 2008 was $18,000 per year, with other related positions, including patient care assistant, nurse aide and nursing assistant ranging from $13,000 per year to $22,000 per year. Those seeking to begin a Montana CNA career and then move on to become a Registered Nurse in Montana can generally expect a salary of about $40,000 per year. Montana is, of course, a sparsely-populate state, but there are still a variety of small- to mid-sized cities in the state that require hospitals, medical centers, nursing homes and hospice care centers, all of which offer employment opportunities for Certified Nursing Assistants.
Popular Montana CNA Employers
Montana Department of Labor
Great Falls Clinic
Azteria
Montana, often considered one of the most beautiful and "wild" places remaining in the continental U.S., is a state rich in history and long on beauty. Also referred to as Big Sky Country, the state's economy is based largely on ranching, wheat farming, mining, oil and coal extraction and tourism. Among the largest cities by population in the state are Missoula, Bozeman, Billings, Great Falls, Butte and Helena, the state capital. The sparsely-populated state ranks 47th in population density, but has quite a bit to offer despite a population that doesn't match the state's geographical area. Major universities in Montana include the University of Montana and Montana State University, with the two schools playing each other in a highly-anticipated football game each Fall. Though there are too many geographic and natural wonders in Montana to mention here, a few of those that are most popular among tourists include the state's ubiquitous ski resorts, Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park, some of the best trout fishing in the country in the Clark Fork River and the site of Custer's Last Stand.
Local Montana Job Search Resources
CareerBuilder
Indeed
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
Community Medical Center
St. James Healthcare
Billings Clinic