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Career Development September 4, 2014

By Xai

TBT: Travel vs Permanent Therapist [infographic]

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One of our most popular images on Pinterest, this healthcare staffing infographic looks at the differences between a permanent therapy job versus a travel therapy job. The traveling therapist lifestyle allows for all kinds of therapists to take on the same roles but requires them to go where the work is needed, generally for only a few months at a time. These short-term positions allow therapists to build their experience in a variety of jobs while also traveling the US. Wanna check out more infographics? Click here.

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