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When you work for Holy Rosary Healthcare, you get to enjoy the small-town lifestyle that makes Montana great while providing high quality healthcare to your friends and neighbors.

Community and culture

In Miles City, community is who we are. We look out for each other. And there’s no better way to serve our neighbors than in their time of greatest need. We are a not-for-profit hospital with a tradition of going the extra mile for others, with a special emphasis on those who are poor and vulnerable. Our eagerness to serve others is evident in everything we do, and we treat every associate equally in our mission to serve the community we hold so dear.

Part of a larger family

Holy Rosary Healthcare is part of SCL Health, which owns and operates many hospitals and clinics in Montana and Colorado. As part of this broader network, our associates have access to experts, educational opportunities, benefits, and tools and resources that a small, critical access hospital could not provide on its own. These include an active wellness program to help you and your family stay healthy, as well as tuition discounts and professional development opportunities. And, in the event you move somewhere else where SCL Health serves, you may find new opportunities without starting over.

Miles City

Miles City, Montana is the seat of Custer County. The city was incorporated in 1887 and named after the U.S. Army officer who subdued Native Americans, General Nelson Appleton Miles. Custer County was also named for a U.S. Army officer, Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer, who is credited with subduing Native Americans as well.

Historical roots

Miles City and the surrounding area owes its earliest beginnings to the soldiers who staked a claim in the eastern Montana plains. However, it was the pioneering spirit of later settlers that helped the city remain and grow. These early pioneers' livelihoods were also aided by the much-chronicled cattle drive from Texas and infused by the economy-generating railroad. Find out more about Holy Rosary History.

Our neighbors

With a population of approximately 8,500 in a county of almost 12,000, Miles City is the largest city in southeastern Montana and the hub of activity for the region. Although growth is evident in our steadily expanding business district and new medical campus of Holy Rosary Healthcare, our community remains true to its friendly, small-town atmosphere.

Ranch and farm families are among the largest contributors to the local economy and to the very fiber of our closely knit community. One of the most appealing features of this area is the people; they will show you what Western hospitality is all about!

Recreation & attractions

World famous Miles City Bucking Horse Sale

The pace is a bit slower in these parts, unless, you happen to be here during the World Famous Miles City Bucking Horse Sale. Always the third weekend in May, this event (dubbed as the "Cowboy Mardi Gras") consists of three days of broncs riding and auctioning, as well as street dances on Main Street and many other western-style activities. The Bucking Horse Sale is just one of the many tributes to the area's lasting agricultural influence.

At an elevation of 2,371 feet, surrounded by the rugged plains and beautiful valleys of the Yellowstone and Tongue Rivers, residents enjoy a climate that is perfect for many year-round outdoor activities

Custer County has a beauty all its own. In many places, the prairie seems to stretch on forever, but we also have our breathtaking buttes, rolling hills and awe-inspiring badlands. The Yellowstone and Tongue rivers offer prime fishing and recreational opportunities. There's no shortage of big game hunting, particularly for whitetail and mule deer. Or if you'd rather, you could easily spend a day roaming the Range Riders Museum and Custer County Art Center - both located in Miles City.

Agricultural economy

The agricultural industry surrounding Miles City includes commercial and breeding cattle and sheep stock. Dry land and irrigated farms produce wheat, barley, hay, sugar beets and corn. Miles City's wholesale, retail, government, medical and service businesses provide centralized shopping, healthcare, financial and professional services, and entertainment for a wide geographic area. Numerous state and federal agencies have local and regional offices in the city. The Miles City Area Chamber of Commerce is at work to keep the economy strong and growing.

Our local government

Miles City has a mayor/council for government. Custer County has a commission form of government with commissioners elected at large.

Education in Miles City

Miles City may be far removed from the big city, but we offer education for all ages - preschool, elementary, middle, high schools, both public and private, and a community college - at a higher standard than you might expect in a smaller town.

Preschools include a Catholic preschool and two private, non-denominational preschools.

Private Schools

Miles City offers one private school to Miles City residents. Learn more about Sacred Heart Parish School (Catholic), including their mission and history.

Public Schools

Public Schools include Custer County District High School, Washington Junior High, and five elementary schools. Our schools receive high rankings throughout the state of Montana, which rank high in the United States. Students and parents enjoy an approximately a 14:1 student/teacher ratio. Special areas of excellence in Miles City schools include: music, math, science, vocational agriculture, and sports.

Learn more about our public school offerings.

College at Miles Community College

Miles Community College is fully accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges and offers Associates Degrees to graduates. Learn more about their unique offerings, including programs are transferable in and of 35 major areas to four-year institutions and interactive video classroom links to Montana State University (MSU) Bozeman and MSU Billings.