Our residents work hard and play hard in Billings, Montana!
The program supports resident wellness with:
- Resident-organized Mentor Match
- All-resident Annual Retreats
- Wellness Fridays: catered lunch on Fridays without didactics, allowing residents to socialize with colleagues
- Summer BBQ at Program Director’s home
- Holiday Sweater Party every winter
- Thank a Resident Day every February with food, chair massages and more
- Quarterly Resident Town Hall meetings run by the Billings Clinic Residents Association with resident-elected officials
- Primary Care Physicians for residents: specially selected primary care doctors who practice outside of the residency program, allowing residents to seek personal care confidentially
- Employee Assistance Program providing counseling, work and lifestyle support at no charge to residents
Fast Facts About Billings, Montana
Community and Cost of Living
- Median age: 38.2 years
- Average family size: 2.85 people
- Average commute: 18.7 minutes
- Median gross rent: $1,033 per month
- 62.4% of people own their own homes (2023 American Community Survey)
- No sales tax!
- View real-time home prices in Billings
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Hear what our residents have to say about living in Billings!
What surprised you about Billings?
- “The landscape gives ‘Wild West’ vibes and it’s nice to be in wide open, outdoor spaces in nature.”
- “The ease of driving in town and lack of traffic is great”
- “The people of Billings are ‘Midwest Nice’ and very friendly”
What I love about Billings is…
- “… the breweries are great, the atmosphere is fun and lively!”
- “… great mountain-biking and the outdoor activities and experiences aren’t crowded, allowing you to truly get away from it all.”
- “… the outdoors is easily accessible, making it easy to get outside even with a busy schedule”
Local Area
Nestled between the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains lies Montana’s largest city – Billings. In 1882, Billings was linked to the rest of America when the Northern Pacific Railroad arrived. Fertile soil, plenty of land and transportation attracted thousands of settlers seeking freedom and fortune. Billings grew so fast, it became known as the “Magic City.” Adventurers still come to Billings in search of the good life. They discover Billings’ modern-day magic results from a growing economy, outdoor recreation, cultural events, safe neighborhoods, complete and quality health care, and quality education. If you enjoy hiking, biking, fly fishing, rafting, kayaking, or snow skiing, then this is the right place for you.
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Big Sky Country
Montana is full of natural wonders including Yellowstone National Park, Glacier National Park, Big Horn Canyon, Makoshika State Park, Lewis & Clark Caverns, Canyon Ferry Reservoir, Pompey’s Pillar, the Rocky Mountains, to name just a few.
Besides boasting some of the best skiing and snow-boarding in the West, Montana has world-renowned fishing streams and rivers, plenty of sports action with Montana State University and University of Montana schools throughout the state; and cultural events and great dining to suit any palette.
Wyoming is less than two hours from Billings and holds plenty of beauty and western appeal. From the Grand Teton mountains to nightly rodeos in Cody in the summer. There is no shortage of things to do and places to see. Check out the links below to learn more.
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