Jobs at Benefis Health System

Partners with benefits, recruiting, and department leadership teams to support employee communication, education, onboarding, and interdepartmental relationships. Handles deadlines, changing situations, stressful interactions, and conflict while maintaining accuracy and compliance with organizational policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.

Provides nutritional screening, assessment, care planning, and ongoing nutrition management for patients and residents across all age groups. Leads the healthcare team on nutrition needs, manages changing and stressful situations, meets deadlines, maintains accuracy, and follows licensing, regulatory, and organizational requirements.

Provides behavioral health care within a multidisciplinary medical team, including biopsychosocial and diagnostic assessments, individual and group psychotherapy, and intensive outpatient programming. The role collaborates with primary care and specialty teams, may mentor interns and less-experienced staff, and has no evening, weekend, or call obligations. Candidates need a relevant master’s degree and Montana licensure or eligibility for licensure.

Provides inpatient psychiatric care in acute care units, consults with hospitalists and emergency physicians, manages psychiatric evaluations and treatment, and participates in call coverage. The role follows a flexible 7-on, 7-off schedule, with some call work performed remotely after onsite duties. The psychiatrist collaborates with behavioral health clinicians, counselors, PMHNPs, psychologists, and medical specialists within a regional tertiary health system.

Join Benefis Health System’s Pulmonary team as an experienced advanced practice provider supporting outpatient pulmonary care in Great Falls, Montana. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with no call, collaboration with three pulmonologists, and access to advanced pulmonary testing and bronchoscopic technologies. Benefits include competitive guaranteed compensation with incentives, 33 days of paid time off, CME funding, relocation assistance, retirement matching, malpractice coverage, and professional development programs.

Provides rheumatology care in a new multispecialty clinic in Helena, Montana. The physician will evaluate and treat patients, develop a practice with leadership support, and may provide telehealth and outreach services. Full-time and part-time schedules are available, including four-day workweeks, with no weekends or call. The role offers eight weeks of paid time off, CME support, bonuses, retirement matching, malpractice coverage, and potential J-1 or H-1B immigration support.

Supervises pharmacy staff and daily departmental operations, coordinating staffing, workflow, medication handling, automation, and software use. Provides coaching, ensures compliance with pharmaceutical policies and regulations, supports clinical and operational initiatives, and serves as the pharmacy manager’s backup. Promotes safe, accurate, and efficient patient care while managing escalations and continuous improvement efforts.

Performs and oversees cost, utilization, service line, payer mix, statistical, financial, feasibility, and productivity analyses for a health system. Ensures accurate, timely work while managing changing priorities, deadlines, interpersonal challenges, and organizational compliance requirements.

Provides outpatient, evidence-based psychotherapy, psychological assessments, and diagnostic clarification for individuals, families, and groups. Collaborates with a multidisciplinary behavioral health and medical team, participates in interdisciplinary consultations, and may supervise clinicians or teach medical students. The role offers weekday scheduling without evening, weekend, or call obligations.

Performs venipunctures, capillary collections, specimen processing, archival, waived point-of-care testing, and laboratory reception duties. Processes add-on orders, ships send-out specimens, and assists technical laboratory areas including microbiology, hematology, urinalysis, and chemistry. Requires accuracy, adaptability, customer service, and compliance with laboratory regulations and organizational procedures.

Provide comprehensive obstetric and gynecologic care in an outpatient clinic and regional hospital. Responsibilities include managing deliveries, gynecologic procedures, office-based diagnostics, and collaboration with maternal-fetal medicine, urogynecology, midwifery, nursing, and neonatal teams. The role includes a four-day workweek, approximately 1:4 home call, and access to extensive surgical, neonatal, and specialty support.

Provide behavioral health services within a multidisciplinary medical team, including biopsychosocial and diagnostic assessments, individual and group psychotherapy, and intensive outpatient programming. Collaborate with psychiatrists, psychologists, nurse practitioners, social workers, counselors, and other medical specialties. The role may mentor or supervise interns and staff working toward independent licensure. The clinic operates weekdays without evening, weekend, or call obligations.

Provide outpatient rheumatology care in a hospital-employed, multidisciplinary practice with an established patient panel. The role offers flexible four-day, five-day, block, or part-time scheduling, no call, an onsite non-chemotherapy infusion suite, and extensive clinical and administrative support. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating rheumatologic conditions, collaborating with physicians and advanced practice clinicians, and contributing to patient-focused care. Musculoskeletal ultrasound certification is preferred but not required.

Provides outpatient gastroenterology care and procedures in Helena, Montana, with flexible full- or part-time scheduling, no weekends or call, and potential telehealth, outreach, and community events. The role includes access to multidisciplinary clinical services, an ambulatory surgery center, and regional specialty support. Benefits include eight weeks of paid time off, CME funding, retirement matching, malpractice coverage, bonuses, and potential immigration support.

Provides outpatient gastroenterology care for patients with gastrointestinal disorders, conducts hospital follow-ups, and mentors nurse practitioners and physician assistants. The role is clinic-only with a flexible full-time, part-time, or per-diem schedule and no call responsibilities. Candidates must be board eligible or certified in gastroenterology, IBD, or an applicable specialty. Benefits include guaranteed compensation with productivity bonuses, paid time off, CME support, malpractice coverage, retirement matching, and potential J-1 waiver sponsorship.

Leads and manages professional pediatric services in collaboration with the unit manager. Oversees staff and departmental management, promotes a patient-focused professional practice environment, handles deadlines and changing situations, and ensures compliance with licensing, regulatory, and organizational requirements.

Provides overnight hospital medicine coverage on a 7-on/7-off schedule at a tertiary trauma referral center. Responsibilities include admitting 8–10 adult patients nightly, inpatient medical management, coordination of care for surgical patients, collaboration with advanced practice providers and specialists, and oversight of Internal Medicine residents. No procedures or ICU coverage are required. The physician covers one hospital and benefits from dedicated nocturnist support, in-house intensivists, and extensive specialty services.

Benefis Health System seeks a gastroenterologist for flexible full-time, part-time, or per-diem hospital-employed work in Great Falls, Montana. Options include inpatient hospitalist, outpatient scoping, clinic-only, advanced procedures, or combined schedules, with no call for most models. Responsibilities may include high-volume endoscopy and advanced GI procedures such as ERCP and EUS. The role offers leadership opportunities, strong clinical support, competitive compensation, benefits, CME funding, retirement matching, and relocation assistance.

Provide comprehensive hematology and oncology care within a multidisciplinary cancer institute. Responsibilities include diagnosing and treating cancer patients, participating in tumor boards, collaborating with oncology support teams, performing or overseeing bone marrow procedures, consulting and rounding in the hospital, supporting clinical research and trials, and potentially providing telehealth, outreach, and community cancer services.

Benefis Health System seeks a board-certified cardiothoracic surgeon to join its established Heart & Vascular Institute in Great Falls, Montana. The role provides full-spectrum adult cardiothoracic surgery, including CABG, valve procedures, and thoracic surgery, supported by experienced surgeons, cardiologists, intensivists, advanced practice providers, dedicated operating rooms, and advanced imaging. Responsibilities also include patient-centered care, program development, quality initiatives, and outreach. The position offers guaranteed compensation, incentives, generous paid time off, CME support, relocation assistance, and comprehensive benefits.