All Travel Therapy Articles

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

Allied therapy travelers can expect plentiful job opportunities in 2022, among other travel therapy trends. See what’s changing in the months ahead.

About to start a new SLP job or travel assignment? Get the scoop on what to wear—and what not to wear—to be comfortable and make a good impression.

As a physical therapist, you have lots of options when it comes to the types of clinical environments where you can work. Whether you prefer an outpatient clinic, school based setting, extended care facility or a home health position, many clinicians often find themselves asking “what do physical therapists wear to work in each of these environments?”

As a travel therapist—or someone exploring a travel therapy career—you probably have an idea of what benefits come with the gig. In the forefront of these benefits are the opportunities to earn higher income and achieve financial security through the compensation you earn while on contract.