
Travel Occupational Therapy Jobs

High Paying Occupational Therapy Travel Salary!
Open Doors to Explore, Earn, and Thrive
Traveling occupational therapist jobs allow you to experience the best of both worlds – a rewarding profession that fuels your desire to travel and offers lucrative financial rewards. Travel OT jobs with Med Travelers earn competitive pay between $1,600 and $2,200 per week on top of day-one benefits! Your journey starts here, combine your passion for occupational therapy and your thrill for travel today!
Occupational Therapy Travel Jobs
(*Disclaimer: OT travel job wages are based on average rates and may be impacted by facility budgets and seasonality and may include a combination of taxable and non-taxable earnings and reimbursements.)
Start Your Occupational Therapy Job Today!
Occupational therapy travel jobs focus on enhancing people’s ability to engage in meaningful activities or occupations, that are essential to their daily routines. As a traveling occupational therapist you get to expand your horizons, discover new environments, gain skills, and find new inspiration in every destination.
Job Requirements for a Traveling Occupational Therapist
- Obtains master’s or doctorate degree in Occupational Therapy studies
- Teaches patients, suffering from different medical conditions, techniques to accomplish various lifestyle tasks, such as dressing and walking
- Creates treatment plan for patient, including helpful at-home exercises related to pain-relief
- Monitors and submit reports detailing patient’s treatment progress
- Surveys patient’s home and office to identify potential hazards and recommend improvements, such as installing a walking ramp or adding accessibility features to shower
Travel Occupational Therapy Hotspots

Come for the incredible sunsets and beaches stay for the wine, weather, and breathtaking views. Come to California, where allied travel opportunities are as plentiful as the fruit trees!

Offering more than 100,000 square miles of snow-capped mountains, waterfalls and rock formations, Colorado is the perfect location for outdoor adventuring, and for building a lucrative career in almost every allied discipline offered.

Set your sights on the Evergreen State and experience lush greenery, beautiful coastlines and some of the best local coffee shops in the country. Med Travelers has openings for many allied health specialties in Washington state, so you can get a chance to soak in the scenery and see a new part of the country — all while doing what you love.
Extraordinary Benefits

Health Benefits
DAY ONE medical, dental, vision and life insurcance

Housing
Pre-arranged, move-in ready housing or a stipend if you prefer your own accommodations

401k
Retirement savings plan; contribute up to $17,500/yr

Career Consultants
Experienced clinical manager to help you throughout your entire travel journey

Your Passport to Adventure!
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Travel Occupational Therapy Industry News
Where Travel OTs go for allied news and information, compiled by industry experts at Med Travelers. All Blogs

ALLIED NEWS
The OT Compact and the Future of Multi-State Licensing
Learn more about the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact, or OT Compact, which will help OT and COTA travelers work in other states.

ALLIED NEWS
6 Reasons New Grad PTs & OTs Should Travel
Deciding your next step after graduation is an important crossroads in your therapy career. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled six reasons travel therapy can spell success for new grad PTs and OTs

TRAVEL THERAPY
How Occupational Therapists Can Help People Recover from Addictions
For nearly 40 years, occupational therapists (OTs) have worked on the front lines of healthcare to help those with substance abuse problems overcome addiction’s powerful hold and resume productive, fulfilling lives. Over this timeframe both the treatment approaches for addiction and the role of occupational therapists have expanded and evolved