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Occupational Therapist Careers are Thriving!

Author Healthcare Jobs Blogger | 12.14.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Occupational Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Top Therapy Blogs, Travel Therapist, Traveling Therapist

Careers in Occupational Therapy are personally and professionally rewarding. If you take a travel occupational therapy job,  you will receive great benefits, high pay, and the opportunity to work in occupational therapist jobs in fascinating towns and cities across the U.S.A.

Find Occupational Therapist Careers all over the nation!

Whether its sun-loving jobs in Florida or the colorful seasons of ‘up north,’ we place OT professionals in big cities, small towns, and rural healthcare settings nationwide.

Want to see Alaska?

Sometimes the best therapy jobs are where you least expect to find them - take Alaska, for instance. The pay in Anchorage is superb and city dwellers friendly and unique. Though winters are cold and quiet - ideal for knocking back a novel or two - blooms in spring leave you speechless and daylight for months on end redefines day-to-day living. Talk to a Travel Force recruiter about therapy jobs in the Land of the Midnight Sun!

Did you know? Forbes ranked occupational therapy number 10 for best-paying jobs for women

Learn more about Careers in Occupational Therapy and the expected growth in this field

Related links:

• occupational therapist schools
• answers to frequently asked questions about therapist jobs

Call 800-617-0608 to learn more or apply online to get started with Travel Force.

Animal Assisted Therapy Benefits a Wide Range of Patients Receiving Occupational Therapy

Author Therapy Career Blogger | 11.17.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Occupational Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Travel Therapist

Animal assisted therapy is a highlight for OTs working in occupational therapy jobs where specially trained canines interact with patients. These furry friends facilitate more independent functioning and development of skills following a patient’s bout with an injury, surgery or illness. The method is showing favorable results in different cities across America; notably in Austin where an animal assisted therapy organization sends a group of dogs to visit with wounded war veterans.

In settings ranging from hospitals, schools and nursing homes animal assisted therapy seems to enhance recovery from illness, change behavior for the better and improve the patient’s experience with the rehab team. Animal assisted therapy has been used on patients with decreased immune function, Alzheimer’s, recovery from breast cancer, lung transplants, hypertension, heart disease and more. Interested occupational therapists can look to organizations like the Delta Society to learn more about the health benefits that come with animal companionship.

A patient receives animal assisted therapy in the form of a dog’s kiss following orthopedic surgery.

Man’s Best Friend Helps Occupational Therapists Who Work with Children

Some occupational therapists use dogs as a modality to help children achieve independent functioning in the areas of self-help, play and learning. Because these animals promote a sense of fun, and create a more relaxed environment, children are likely to interact with the animal, and improve in everyday activities like dressing, grooming and feeding—fun tasks the patient may practice with the therapy dog under supervision of an OT. The kinds of young patients said to benefit most from animal assisted therapy are those with special needs, like autism and sensory processing disorder.

In addition to dogs, animal assisted therapy is making headway using horses as well. Occupational therapists with an interest in all things equestrian will be happy to note that The Horses and Humans Research Foundation has awarded generous research grants to OT programs in occupational therapy schools that use horse movement (Hippotherapy) in studies that benefit children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Travel Force Staffing Stays On Top of The Latest Trends, Featuring OT Jobs in Top Hospitals

Occupational therapists who work with us have their pick of top paying jobs in all 50 U.S. states, the majority of them with enacted autism insurance reform; this law not only enables patients with autism to seek more progressive therapies, but provides affordability and increased access to all medical providers. In addition to great therapy career resources offered by a top staffing agency, OTs can also rely on literature like ADVANCE for Occupational Therapy Practitioners to educate them on alternative trends in allied healthcare; the biweekly magazine has lots to say about dolphin assisted therapy helping facilitate communication, socialization, fine and gross motor skills among patients with autism.

Stay abreast of all groundbreaking news in allied healthcare and work in high paying occupational therapy jobs in America’s best hospitals. Call 1-800-617-0608—or apply online. Come join your peers in therapy jobs that broaden the smiles of mankind and pets alike.

National Allied Health Professionals Week Celebrates Therapists

Author Therapy Career Blogger | 11.01.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, CFY, Career Tips, Monthly Events, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapist Jobs, Physical Therapist Licensing, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Speech Language Pathologist, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Jobs, Travel Therapist, Travel physical therapy jobs

Feel Appreciated November 1-7, 2011!

The first week of November is National Allied Health Professionals Week, and honors the contributions of therapists from coast to coast. To physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech language pathologists in the U.S., therapist staffing agency, Travel Force Staffing, says ‘Thank you, for the skill and high training you bring to your therapy jobs in all 50 states!’

Your healthcare staffing agency provides therapy career resources that help allied health professionals keep up with the extraordinary job gains predicted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, who, in 2006, predicted 4 million new health care jobs that are still on a steady climb—and forecasted to keep on growing until 2016!

Travel Therapy Jobs Are Just One Way to Increase Allied Health Awareness

For patients in need of rehabilitative care, there can be no greater contribution than sharing your talents as a therapist in a wide variety of healthcare settings that travel therapy jobs provide. Remember that allied healthcare professionals and the travel therapists among them constitute approximately 60% of caregivers in American healthcare today—so make sure you get the word out about your large and invaluable presence in the medical community! Since travel therapists encounter many different people with an interest in what they do, be sure to sponsor an activity, like a pot-luck, sports game or raffle that generates proceeds and honors local therapists.

Helping Give Talented SLPs, PTs and OTs Their Due

Working in a therapy career, though challenging, means your chosen road is high paying, incredibly rewarding and recession proof! Bookmark our physical therapy certification page to learn more about advancing your PT career.

Are you an ambitious occupational therapist looking to make your mark? Read this related blog about your therapy career’s boundless opportunities and high wages. We may also be the perfect fit for a newly graduated speech language pathologist, hunting for a lucrative CFY job—or ultimate speech language pathology job.

What Are You Waiting For? Call Travel Force Staffing Now!

Because we are affiliated with America’s best hospitals and offer free private housing and bonuses as part of a generous benefits package, all our rehab jobs put physical therapists within reach of a six-figure salary. It’s as easy as calling 1-800-617-0608; or, simply apply online! But between clicks, take the time to bask in your achievements this week, as a valued member of America’s allied healthcare workforce!

How Physical Therapy Jobs Are Connected to Extraordinary Gains in Medical Robotics

Author Therapy Career Blogger | 10.20.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Medical Robotics, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Top Therapy Blogs, Video

Read About the Human Brain Linked to a Robotic Arm

Pennsylvania physical therapy jobs are within range—some might say “robotic arm” range—of amazing research being conducted with Electrocorticography, or . In a project lead by a University of Pittsburgh neurobiologist, researchers taught a monkey how to use a robotic arm to mentally feed itself marshmallows; then they tested the technology on a quadriplegic human patient at the UPMC’s Rehabilitation Institute.

He hadn’t moved his limbs since sustaining a C-4 spinal cord injury in a motorcycle crash; interested physical therapists and others in allied healthcare can read about this patient’s mental feats with ECoG in the Pennsylvania paper, the Post Gazette. To summarize, the patient, 30 year-old Tim Hemmes, underwent surgery, so that an electronic grid could be placed against his brain without penetration. He then participated in a 28-day series of tests, the celebrated outcome of which proved that people with long-term paralysis can still produce brain signals and move their arms and legs.

To the patient and rehab team’s delight, the electrodes shallowly implanted in Mr. Hemmes’ brain read signals from neurons that captured arm motion, allowing him to exchange, with the robotic arm, an emotionally charged high-five with his doctor, and touch his girlfriend’s hand for the first time in 7 years.

“I believe they found the cure to paralysis,” Mr. Hemmes remarked in the interview video below that shows what groundbreaking rehab jobs can do with technology on their side. Mr. Hemmes doctors aren’t ready to proclaim a cure just yet, but they are comfortable with having identified a way to restore function in people with disabilities.

Fast Moving Therapy Careers Get a Jump Start with Travel Force Staffing

The researchers behind this medical robotics phenomenon have received over $6 million in funding from the Department of Veterans Affairs, the National Institutes of Health, and the U.S. Department of Defense’s “Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency”, known as DARPA. It just goes to show that professionals in rehab jobs are well funded for good reasons. Physical Therapists looking for a jump start in their allied healthcare careers are strongly encouraged to align their talents with the right employer today.

And that’s us.

We work with America’s best rehabilitation hospitals, 80% of whom appear consistently in U.S. News & World Report. Call or apply online for a recession proof career in the country’s most prestigious rehab hospitals where working with mind blowing, life saving technologies is just another day of business as usual. Click on our benefits package and therapy career resource links to see six-figure earning potential in all 50 U.S. states. Always reach for the very best career solutions!

Travel Force Staffing provides recruitment solutions for America’s top rated rehabilitation hospitals, outpatient and Rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, and private therapy practices located in all 50 U.S. states. Our experienced team of staffing experts place physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, surgical technologists and per diem staff and other allied healthcare professionals into therapy careers nationwide. Contact us today at 800-617-0608 for instant access to cutting edge recruitment technology, therapy career resources, news, and information.

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October is National Physical Therapy Month

Author Therapy Career Blogger | 10.02.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Fun Events, Monthly Events, Physical Therapist Jobs, Physical Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Jobs, Top Therapy Blogs, Travel physical therapy jobs

Learn this Year’s Important Theme and Related Physical Therapy Career Facts

October holds something special for physical therapists and physical therapy assistants across America. The leaves are changing, there’s a nip in the air and the APTA is buzzing with news of National Physical Therapy Month. This year’s theme is sports injury prevention throughout our lifespan, and serves to remind everyone that, as we age, staying fit and healthy is perhaps the most important benefit physical therapy offers.

Physical Therapists Heal Patients, Physical Therapy Career Facts

• Physical Therapists reduce athletes’ risk of injury by 41% because of specially developed exercise regimes.
• Physical Therapists help 88% of patients return to normal activity, increase their range of motion, and relieve pain.
• Physical Therapists treat patients with a wide range of diseases, including Lupus.
• Physical Therapists provide an alternative to painful and expensive surgery.
• Physical Therapists manage or eliminate pain without medication and its side effects.

Join One of America’s Fastest Rising Careers!

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for physical therapy jobs will increase by 27% between now and 2016—a positive statistic that kicks off Fall and lets physical therapists and physical therapy assistants ride a wave of momentum into the new year. October will be over before you know it, but Travel Force generous benefits package , like free private housing and bonuses, just to mention a few, are a constant 365 days a year. Apply online or call 1-800-617-0608 for rewarding permanent and travel therapist jobs in all 50 U.S. States!

Excited by the Momentum Brought on by National Physical Therapy Month?

As more of the U.S. population benefits from your PT skills, resources like the APTA and other trusted physical therapy career resources will continue to offer you the latest news on the most lucrative job searches, interviewing tips and continuing education. We keep members of our team up to date on state-by-state licensure laws, PT specialties and the hottest technologies offered in healthcare today. We encourage you to explore our blog for physical therapy career news and more. Spread the word about this important month for you, your colleagues and the patients who benefit. Happy October everyone!

Related blog: Celebrate Physical Therapy Career Month This October

Occupational Therapist Jobs Offer Boundless Career Opportunities and High Wages

Author Healthcare Jobs Blogger | 09.23.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Job Bonus, Therapy Jobs, Travel Nurse Blog, Travel Therapist

Will a Travel OT Job Bonus Bump Up Your Earnings Even More?

Travel therapist or no, occupational therapists are in for some good news. According to this year’s figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the job outlook is among the best for allied healthcare professionals, enabling top incomes, job stability and ongoing demand. Occupational therapy careers are forecasted to continue their increase from 2008, by climbing a steady 26% until 2018. Many occupational therapy jobs offer incomes that average $73,380, but annual salaries, including job bonuses, can soar as high as $93,330 and up, given the right location and setting.

On the Fence About Your Next OT Travel Job?

Read 10 reasons to switch to travel therapy jobs and dispel common myths that OT travel jobs are isolating or somehow impractical. Therapists with wanderlust and penchant for fresh starts love their flexible travel occupational therapy jobs for a whole host of reasons; chiefly because it’s an opportunity to work with a variety of patient groups and develop well-roundness in settings that include skilled nursing facilities, outpatient centers, home health jobs and more. The right staffing agency can guide recent OT graduates and licensed therapists into OT travel jobs with six-figure earning potential.

Working across the country in more than just one job per year shows these professionals, who include travel physical therapists that while metro cities offer top-dollar, less rural areas may have an even greater demand for their skills and offer competitive salaries with a lower cost of living. When travel therapists consider that income can spike as much as 20% higher than their non-traveling counterparts, it may be time-especially if you are a recent graduate-to peruse travel therapy career tips for OTs and PTs.

Ask us for More Travel Therapy Career Tips and Hot Job Opportunities!

Our dedicated consultants are standing by to provide round the clock guidance and support for all potential applicants, and can help those with questions regarding proper documentation to start a travel therapy career now! Call 1-800-617-0608 or apply online today—it’s the first step in landing high paying and highly rewarding occupational therapy jobs from coast to coast. Whether you’re seeking relocation to a state known for its high hourly wages, specific financial perks in the city of your dreams, or a more rural travel therapist lifestyle, we can help you realize your goals.

Footnote: Here’s an insider’s tip for recent OT grads looking for high paying occupational therapy jobs; try states that lack a surplus of OT schools, such as Alaska, Montana, Oregon and Vermont. You may also want to pursue credentials in a hot specialty, like certified hand therapist (CHT), a field dominated by occupational therapists and high in demand.

Wanted: Physical Therapists

Author Healthcare Jobs Blogger | 09.09.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Physical Therapist Jobs, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Job Bonus, Therapy Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Travel Therapist, Travel physical therapy jobs, Traveling Therapist

LAST SEEN:

Working at top notch rehabilitation jobs nationwide; physical therapists could be working as travel therapists or at permanent physical therapy jobs.

AUTHORITIES report:

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of physical therapists is expected to grow by 30 percent from 2008 to 2018, much faster than the average for all occupations. Job opportunities will be good for licensed physical therapists in all settings. Physical Therapy job opportunities should be particularly good in acute hospital, skilled nursing, and orthopedic settings, where the elderly are most often treated. Job prospects should be especially favorable in rural areas as many physical therapists tend to cluster in highly populated urban and suburban areas.

U.S. News & World Report confirms Physical Therapists are in major demand and made the list for the Best Careers 2011: Healthcare Jobs

REWARD:

Physical Therapy job 3,000 Sign on Bonus!

Travel Force Staffing has abundant physical therapist job opportunities with incredible benefits.
Physical Therapists are in high demand nationwide, our population is aging and people are interested in staying fit and healthy.

Physical Therapists can also enjoy lucrative benefits including generous salaries and completion bonuses; free private housing; free health, dental and life insurance; licensure reimbursement; travel allowances, and many more benefits!

Travel assignments vary in length from 4-26 weeks; though most therapy positions are offered as 13-week assignments. If you are really enjoying the area you’re in and 13 weeks is not going to be enough time for you, just talk to your Consultant about extending your assignment- they will do all they can to accommodate you. We welcome new Physical Therapy graduates as well.

Fill out our brief online application or call 800-617-0608, and start exploring your PT career options. Travel Force Staffing expert recruiters are standing by to take your phone call.

10 Reasons to Switch to Travel Therapy Jobs

Author Therapy Career Blogger | 08.25.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Continuing Education Units (CEU), Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapist Education, Physical Therapist Licensing, Physical Therapy, Physical Therapy Job Questions, Rehabilitation Therapy, Speech Language Pathologist, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Job Bonus, Therapy Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Travel Therapist, Travel physical therapy jobs

Allied healthcare professionals, drawn to new cultures, climates and the travel done in between, covet high paying occupational and physical therapy jobs offered by prestigious staffing agencies. If you’re looking to take your therapy career to the next level, one that offers a competitive salary, free luxury private housing and more, please do read on!

Checklist: 10 Reasons to Switch to Travel Therapy Jobs

1. Travel therapy jobs let your inner-traveler go beyond guidebooks: Sites and attractions are to be enjoyed at your sole discretion and leisure. It’s not like you’re the average tourist, trying to cram everything into one vacation.
2. Staffing consultants work closely with every therapist. Thanks to VIP customer care, you tailor your own therapist career, living where you want, working the hours that suit you best.
3. Continuing Education is free. Advance in your therapist career from the comfort of your laptop. We have hundreds of online classes to choose from! See some of the  Free CE online courses
4. These therapy jobs are flexible! If you fall in love with a city during your therapy job, you can easily arrange to extend that position or find a permanent therapist job in your desired city.
5. Free private housing is located in a prime location. Live in apartments with amenities that encourage exercise (i.e. pools and gyms) and are either very close to your travel therapy job or located next to public transportation.
6. Get a bonus when you refer a therapist! Be sure to refer a colleague who loves the idea of a travel therapist lifestyle too.  See current travel therapy jobs bonuses.
7. Company matched 401(k) and travel reimbursements come with every travel therapy job. Once you peruse the Travel Force benefits package, you’ll want to sign on!
8. Accepting a travel therapy job means lightening your load. A consultant handles the particulars; the only thing you must do is ace your job interview, pack your belongings and get on the road. Deciding what the essentials are rids your life of clutter. See basic travel therapy job documentation needed to get started
9. Making plans for your future has never been this fun. Formulate a list of “Must-See places” before embarking on your new therapy career. Cram your glove compartment with maps and guidebooks. It’s a great opportunity for graduate physical therapists coming out of college.
10. You build confidence by working in more than just one facility. Increase your ability to adapt, acclimate and thrive in travel therapy jobs.

Travel Force Staffing Professionals Help You Learn to Travel Light

Allied healthcare professionals love travel therapy jobs because they are flexible, challenging, and offer great career benefits and pay when compared to permanent positions. Travel therapy jobs allow you to be the architect of where you work and for how long—rest assured our SLP jobs, physical and occupational therapy jobs are in America’s best hospitals; 80% of our affiliates appear in a top rated list, published consistently in U.S. News & World Report. Remember our checklist of why becoming a travel therapist is a brilliant move. You want to travel light, even if a decision like this is seldom made lightly—that is exactly why you need an expert staffing agency to help you take the plunge.

Travel Force Staffing provides recruitment solutions for America’s top rated rehabilitation hospitals, outpatient and Rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, and private therapy practices located in all 50 U.S. states. Our experienced team of staffing experts place physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, surgical technologists and per diem staff and other allied healthcare professionals into therapy careers nationwide. Contact us today at 800-617-0608 for instant access to cutting edge recruitment technology, therapy career resources, news, and information.

Underwater Treadmill to Help Patients with Spinal Cord Injuries

Author Healthcare Jobs Blogger | 07.29.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Medical Robotics, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Top Therapy Blogs, Travel Nurse Blog, Travel Therapist, Travel physical therapy jobs, Video, Videos

For some it’s the path of least resistance, but for patients recovering from injuries that resulted in severe spinal cord trauma, the resistance experienced during physical therapy (in the controlled speed of an underwater treadmill) makes all the difference: especially in mobility. The treadmill was developed by Dr. Sandra Stevens, in her human performance lab at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU); the study is a relatively new technology that patients are as eager to use as the physical therapists guiding their sessions in a 270 gallon tank of water. In video footage of the treadmill in use, one patient says, “it makes you feel good.”

Underwater Treadmill video

Details about the Underwater Treadmill

The underwater treadmill got its initial funding from the National Institute of Health. Dr. Stevens began the study with a group of 12 patients, meeting with them 3 times a week for 8 weeks, noting among the positive outcomes that these patients were less likely to suffer from self-fulfilling prophecies and stop progressing. The underwater treadmill seems to prove that there is no ceiling on getting better. In fact, one of Stevens’ patients, who suffered a broken neck in a 2007 accident, continued her therapy after the treadmill study ended, and reports that her wheelchair now sits in a corner, unused 90% of the time. Improvements in this patient and others taking part in underwater treadmill therapy, show the most marked advances are in the number of steps patients managed in their own environments, leg strength, preferred walking speed, and the amount of distance covered in just 6 minutes.

Looking for Physical Therapy Jobs that utilize the cutting edge in technology?

Besides using some of the latest technology, like the Underwater Treadmill, physical therapy jobs let you choose from a wide range of work settings, outpatient and Rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, and private therapy practices. A physical therapy career is normally ranked highest in job satisfaction; generally, most physical therapists report being very satisfied with their occupation. In addition, a past survey by the Wall Street Journal‘s Career Journal, physical therapy rated one of the eight best careers!

A physical therapy career with Travel Force offers permanent, per diem and travel therapy jobs nationwide. We have high paying allied healthcare jobs in America’s best hospitals, which include University teaching hospitals similar to MTSU where the groundbreaking underwater treadmill was developed. If you love travel and have nowhere to go but up, call 1-800-617-0608 or apply online today. Isn’t it time you got your feet wet?

Travel Force Staffing provides recruitment solutions for America’s top rated rehabilitation hospitals, outpatient and Rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, and private therapy practices located in all 50 U.S. states.

Physical Therapy Student Loan Repayment Changes Proposed

Author Healthcare Jobs Blogger | 07.21.2011 | Category Allied Healthcare, Career Tips, Education, Physical Therapist Education, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Therapy, Therapist Jobs, Therapy Job Bonus, Therapy Jobs, Top Rehab Careers, Top Therapy Blogs, Travel Nurse Blog, Travel Therapist, Travel physical therapy jobs, Video, Videos

PT’s Speak Out on Educational Debt

Introduced earlier this year, the Physical Therapist Student Loan Repayment Eligibility Act of 2011 amends the Public Health Service Act to include physical therapy in the definition of “primary health services.”  The proposed change would make physical therapists eligible for repayment of their student loans under the National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment Program. Although physical therapists have been excluded under this bill, many health professions are covered by legislation that forgives a certain amount of student loan debt for every year of work in an under-served area. Too often, large under-served areas go without comprehensive health and therapy services, so the NHSC has made it a mission to bring access to these areas.  This bill would allow up to $30,000 in loan forgiveness per year (for a maximum of 2 years) in exchange for service in a disadvantaged area.

The Act is intended to encourage physical therapists to serve in rural and urban under-served communities, primarily by easing the educational debts of physical therapists who would otherwise find it financially impractical to work in these locations. Ultimately some of these therapists may decide to practice long-term in these locations, once their NHSC service is complete.

In June of this year, approximately 1,000 physical therapists, PTA’s and students of physical therapy visited their U.S. Representatives and Senators as part of this year’s PT Day on Capitol Hill. The PT’s visited their congressional reps to lobby on legislation that affects the profession. Check out the APTA’s video of their visit to DC here:

Looks like becoming part of the political process made for an energizing, inspiring day.

How to Be Heard

As of this writing, the bill was currently under consideration in the House Subcommittee on Health. If you would like to speak out on this legislation (H.R. 1426/S. 975), you can email your congressional representatives directly or through the APTA’s Legislative Action Center by visiting www.apta.org/TakeAction

More Ways to Cope with your Physical Therapy Student Loan and Educational Expenses

Recent physical therapy graduates may also want to consider travel therapy jobs as an effective way to defray the costs of rehab therapy education. Not only  are the physical therapist salary and compensation attractive on travel assignments, there are also bonus programs that can make a real difference  to the bottom line. Travel therapy jobs are also a low-risk way to try out different clinical settings — short and long-term  rehab therapy assignments are available in metropolitan and rural settings, in rehabilitation clinics, and in teaching hospitals.

Fill out our brief online application or call 800-617-0608, and start exploring your PT career options. Travel Force Staffing expert recruiters are standing by to take your phone call.