Billings Clinic Bozeman lays off employees amid financial struggles
Inflation and rising labor costs are just some of the reasons that Billings Clinic Bozeman is forced to lay off employees across multiple departments.
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Inflation and rising labor costs are just some of the reasons that Billings Clinic Bozeman is forced to lay off employees across multiple departments.
56% of Billings residents reported that the city’s rate of growth and development was too fast. Yet newcomers provide a source of labor to help address the state’s workforce shortage.
The Bozeman campus is part of the Billings Clinic health care system, which has affiliations with hospitals and clinics across Montana, Wyoming and North Dakota.
The expansive project will further bolster Billings Clinic’s Level 1 Trauma Center status, which it received in August 2023.
Stepping up will be Billings Clinic CEO Dr. Clint Seger, who will join Kevin Abel, president of Logan Health Medical Center, as co-CEO for the system.