2026 salary estimate
Pediatric Nurse Salary in Great Falls, MT 2026
Estimated hourly, weekly, monthly, annual, and take-home pay for pediatric nurse roles in Great Falls, compared with Montana and national benchmarks.
Estimated annual pay
$74,880
Hourly
$36.00
Weekly
$1,440
Monthly
$6,240
Take-home est.
$4,499/mo
Quick answer
In Great Falls, MT, the estimated 2026 pediatric nurse salary is $74,880 per year, or about $36.00 per hour, before taxes. The simplified take-home estimate is about $4,499 per month.
For Great Falls hourly wage searches, use $36.00 as the local gross hourly estimate and $4,499 per month as the simplified take-home estimate. This is 4% below the Montana average and 4% below the national baseline in this model. Actual offers vary by employer, shift differential, benefits, commute, and overtime rules.
Local hourly estimate
$36.00
Local annual estimate
$74,880
Estimated take-home
$4,499/mo
Hourly, weekly, monthly, and annual pay
Hourly
$36.00
Weekly
$1,440
Monthly
$6,240
Annual
$74,880
Compared with state and national averages
| Benchmark | Annual | Hourly | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Great Falls, MT | $74,880 | $36.00 | Local estimate |
| Montana average | $78,000 | $37.50 | Great Falls is 4% below |
| National baseline | $78,000 | $37.50 | Great Falls is 4% below |
Estimated salary range
This range is an estimate, not a guaranteed offer band. Experience level, shift differentials, facility type, union contracts, weekend premiums, and travel nursing status can move actual compensation materially.
| Range | Annual pay | Hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| 10th percentile | $53,914 | $25.92 |
| 25th percentile | $64,397 | $30.96 |
| Median estimate | $74,880 | $36.00 |
| 75th percentile | $85,363 | $41.04 |
| 90th percentile | $98,842 | $47.52 |
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Take-home pay estimate
The calculator starts with the local gross salary estimate and subtracts a simplified federal tax estimate plus the listed Montana state income tax rate.
2026 Great Falls, Montana pay update
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Is this pay good?
For Great Falls, the estimated pediatric nurse salary is 4% below the Montana specialty average and 4% below the national baseline. Treat that as a directional signal rather than a final career decision: compare the offer against benefits, shift requirements, commute, patient acuity, overtime availability, and employer retirement match.
FAQ
How much does a Pediatric Nurse make in Great Falls, MT?
The 2026 estimate is $74,880 per year, or about $36.00 per hour, before taxes. Actual offers can vary by hospital, shift differential, experience, certifications, and contract type.
What is the hourly wage for a Pediatric Nurse in Great Falls?
The local gross hourly estimate is $36.00 before taxes. Use it as a comparison point, then account for night shift differential, weekend premium, overtime rules, benefits, and commute costs.
What is the annual salary for a Pediatric Nurse in Great Falls?
The local annual estimate is $74,880 before taxes. Actual compensation may be higher or lower depending on employer, experience, shift, certifications, and contract type.
Is Great Falls a good place for Pediatric Nurse pay?
Great Falls is 4% below the Montana average and 4% below the national baseline for this specialty after local cost-of-living adjustment.
What is the estimated take-home pay in Great Falls?
Using a simplified federal tax estimate and Montana state income tax rate, estimated take-home pay is about $53,988 per year, or $4,499 per month. This is not tax advice.
Where does this salary figure come from?
TrueNursePay starts with a national specialty baseline, then applies state cost-of-living, city market, and state income tax assumptions. The estimate was last updated on July 16, 2026.
Data source and calculation method
Last updated July 16, 2026. TrueNursePay uses a national specialty salary baseline for pediatric nurse, then applies state cost-of-living and city market multipliers. Take-home pay uses simplified tax assumptions. These figures are estimates for comparison and planning, not payroll, tax, legal, or financial advice.