Celebrating PTs During National Physical Therapy Month
Every October, we take time to recognize the incredible work of physical therapists (PTs) across the country during National Physical Therapy Month. It’s a moment to highlight the essential role PTs play in helping patients recover, improve mobility, and live healthier lives.
Economic Uncertainty? Travel Therapy Can Be Your Safety Net.
With inflation pressures, market swings, and job insecurity making headlines daily, many therapy professionals are asking the same question: What career path gives me both stability and flexibility in this economy? Here’s why travel contracts offer not just opportunity, but security, in an unpredictable economic climate.
Housing Hacks for Therapists
One of the biggest challenges for travel therapists isn’t the paperwork, the licensing, or learning a new EMR system — it’s finding housing that’s affordable, comfortable, and available. Here are learned a few housing hacks to make your search smoother.
Building Your Career Network as a Traveling Therapist
One of the biggest perks of being a traveling therapist is the opportunity to meet people from all over the country — not just patients, but fellow clinicians, managers, and industry professionals. If you approach each assignment with a networking mindset, you’ll create a strong career network that supports you for years to come.
Financial Planning for First-Year Therapy Travelers
Starting your first year as a travel physical therapist is exciting — new locations, new patients, and new professional experiences. But with the freedom of travel comes the responsibility of managing your finances wisely. A solid financial plan will help you make the most of your income and prepare for future stability.
Starting Strong – First Time Travel PT Tips
We’ve helped hundreds of PTs launch rewarding travel careers. Here are our best tips for making your first contract a strong start.
The Licensure Road Map: Moving State to State
Travel therapy opens doors to incredible opportunities. However, to work legally in each state, you’ll need the right license. Navigating this process can feel overwhelming. This guide will help you map out your path, avoid costly delays, and stay compliant while maximizing your career opportunities.
Flexibility Is the New Security: Why Contract Work Is the Winning Choice for Therapists
As financial research and healthcare trends increasingly show, contract work for Physical Therapists isn’t just a way to get by—it’s the way to thrive. Here’s why.
5 Best Answers to Common Interview Questions as a Travel Therapist
When interviewing for travel therapy positions, it’s important to provide answers that reflect your skills, experience, and the unique qualities that make you a great travel clinician. Below are five common interview questions and sample answers to help you prepare for your next interview. 1. Why do you want to be a travel therapist? Best […]
OT Compact Licensure Status US Map
This document provides a visual representation of the Occupational Therapy (OT) Compact licensure status across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The map below shows the color-coded status for each state, detailing whether they are a member of the OT Compact, have introduced legislation, or have not enacted the compact. What you […]