We currently have 45 matching ICU Nurse jobs in Montana.
$2,268/week
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$1,976/week
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$1,881/week
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$1,681/week
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$1,647/week
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$1,550/week
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$901/week
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How Much Do ICU Nurse Jobs Pay in Montana?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Wednesday, September 23rd 2020, the average weekly salary for a Travel Nurse in Montana is $1,829 but can pay up to $2,411 per week.
- min - $901
- avg - $1,829
- max - $2,411
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