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.

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

Here’s a list of websites that can help travelers find temporary housing arrangements for work contracts: 1. Airbnb 2. Vrbo 3. Furnished Finder 4. Corporate Housing by Owner (CHBO) 5. Zillow 6. Apartments.com 7. Travel Nurse Housing 8. Blueground 9.

Here’s a questionnaire a traveler can use to assess housing options when arranging accommodations for a travel contract: Travel Contract Housing Assessment Questionnaire Personal & Contract Information Housing Preferences Location & Amenities Housing Agreement & Costs Logistics & Move-In Maintenance

The Physical Therapy (PT) Compact is an agreement between participating states that allows physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) to practice across state lines without needing individual state licenses. This initiative simplifies the licensing process and supports PTs

The following map illustrates the level of participation in the Physical Therapy (PT) Compact across the United States. The color-coded categories are as follows: 1. Dark Blue: Active Involvement2. Light Green: Enacted but Unimplemented Legislation3. Orange: Introduced but Not Passed

1. Emphasize Your Professional Status Introduce yourself as a travel clinician—reliable, responsible, and typically gone most of the day. Highlight: steady income, low wear-and-tear, clean background, and willingness to provide references. 2. Offer Upfront or Lump-Sum Payment (with Protection!) Offer