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Montana · original-source directory

Occupational licensing references
in Montana.

204 records to help you investigate training and career routes.

Historical reference directory. These records come from the October 2024 occupational-license export linked by CareerOneStop. Individual record dates vary and can be much older. The names and authority links help you start a check; they do not establish today’s legal requirements or a complete list of regulated occupations. Some old source links may have moved.

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1–48 of 204

Alphabetical by provider or license title. Related records are grouped only where their source identities match.

Casino Gaming Dealers/Card Dealer License

Department of Justice · Gambling Control Division · License and Tax Section

Source record updated: 2018-09-11 · exported October 2024 · current status unverified

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Certified Nurse Aide/Home Health Aide

Department of Public Health and Human Services · Quality Assurance Division · CNA/HHA Program

Source record updated: 2018-09-11 · exported October 2024 · current status unverified

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Child Care Providers

Department of Public Health and Human Services · Quality Assurance Division · Licensure Bureau

Source record updated: 2018-09-11 · exported October 2024 · current status unverified

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Clinical Lab Science Practice - Clinical Laboratory Scientist

NULL · Board of Clinical Laboratory Science Practitioners

Source record updated: 2018-09-11 · exported October 2024 · current status unverified

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Clinical Lab Science Practice - Clinical Laboratory Specialist

NULL · Board of Clinical Laboratory Science Practitioners

Source record updated: 2018-09-11 · exported October 2024 · current status unverified

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  1. Identify the exact occupation and state or local jurisdiction where you intend to work.
  2. Find the authority’s current official website and the correct license category.
  3. Check education, approved-program, supervised-practice and examination requirements directly.
  4. Ask the board about your circumstances before enrolling; a school certificate and an occupational license are separate.

Original source: CareerOneStop occupational-license download. Public data retrieved September 9, 2026. See coverage and verification limits.