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Travel Therapy Jobs — PT, OT & SLP

Physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology jobs — travel, local, and permanent placements in SNFs, hospitals, outpatient clinics, home health, and schools.

Explore PT, OT, and SLP roles across rehab, acute care, outpatient, and home health settings
Access licensure and compact guidance designed for therapy professionals
Choose travel, local, or staff opportunities that fit your preferred pace

Why therapy professionals keep this path active

Therapy roles are most rewarding when the setting, productivity expectations, and work-life balance all align.

Diverse care settings

We place therapists in SNFs, acute hospitals, outpatient clinics, and home health environments that match their strengths.

Flexible career paths

Choose travel, local contract, or staff work to fit your preferred pace, lifestyle, and earning goals.

Clear expectations

Every role is reviewed with caseload and productivity expectations so you know what to expect before you commit.

How we support therapy placements

The process is built to help you compare settings, licenses, and compensation clearly.

Step 1

Select your discipline

Browse PT, OT, SLP, PTA, and COTA opportunities by setting and specialty.

Step 2

Review license needs

We help you understand compact privileges, licensure, and state-specific requirements.

Step 3

Secure your next role

Get matched to employers that align with your preferred environment and pay goals.

Roles We Staff & Typical Weekly Pay

Typical travel package ranges — actual offers vary by state, facility, shift, and start date.

Physical Therapist
$2,400 – $3,800 / wk

SNF, outpatient ortho, acute care, and home health. PT Compact privileges make multi-state careers fast to build.

Occupational Therapist
$2,200 – $3,400 / wk

SNF, inpatient rehab, acute, and pediatric settings. Home health OT is one of the fastest-growing segments.

Speech-Language Pathologist
$2,200 – $3,500 / wk

Medical SLP roles in SNFs and hospitals plus school-year contracts. CCC-SLP required; CFY candidates placed selectively.

Physical Therapist Assistant
$1,500 – $2,200 / wk

SNF and outpatient assignments under PT supervision. Strong volume in the Southeast and Midwest.

Occupational Therapy Assistant
$1,400 – $2,100 / wk

COTA roles concentrated in skilled nursing and rehab facilities, often with rapid interview-to-offer timelines.

Rehab Director
$2,600 – $3,800 / wk

Interim and permanent leadership over multidisciplinary rehab teams — typically requires PT, OT, or SLP licensure plus management experience.

How Placement Works

Therapists are in demand across every care setting we serve: skilled nursing facilities, inpatient rehab, acute hospitals, outpatient orthopedic clinics, home health, and schools. We place physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and assistants (PTA/COTA) in travel, local, and permanent roles nationwide.

The PT Compact now lets physical therapists purchase compact privileges in 30+ member states within days instead of waiting weeks for license endorsement, and the OT Compact is rolling out on a similar model. SLPs work under their ASHA CCC plus state licensure. Every contract we present discloses caseload and productivity expectations up front — no surprises after you arrive.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything healthcare professionals ask us before their first assignment.

What settings hire the most travel therapists?

Skilled nursing facilities and home health generate the highest volume of PT, OT, and SLP contracts, followed by outpatient clinics and acute hospitals. School-based contracts for SLPs and OTs follow the academic calendar and are typically posted in spring for fall starts.

Does the PT Compact let me start assignments faster?

Yes. Physical therapists licensed in a PT Compact member state can purchase a compact privilege for another member state online, usually within days — versus the four to twelve weeks a traditional license endorsement can take. That speed difference often decides who gets an ASAP contract.

Do new-grad therapists qualify for travel contracts?

Many skilled nursing and home health facilities accept new graduates, and some offer structured mentorship for a first assignment. Acute care and outpatient settings usually want at least one year of experience. New-grad SLPs completing their clinical fellowship (CFY) can be placed at facilities that provide the required supervision.

How do caseload and productivity expectations work on contract?

Productivity targets — the percentage of your day spent in billable treatment — vary from roughly 70% in hospitals to 90%+ in some SNFs. Ask for the number in writing before signing; every contract we present states the facility's expectation so you can compare offers on workload, not just pay.

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