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From travel assignments to permanent positions, we help therapists take the next step with confidence For many travel therapists, the journey doesn’t end with short-term assignments. At some point, you might start thinking about putting down roots—finding a full-time role where you can grow, feel supported, and truly belong. That’s where we come in. While we’re known for travel therapy, we also help therapists transition into permanent, full-time positions—and we do it differently than a typical job board or staffing agency. Our approach is built on relationships, trust, and a deep understanding of both our therapists and the facilities we partner with.

Discover new places, new skills, and a whole new version of your career in the new year There’s something magical about flipping the calendar to a brand-new year. For some, the world feels a little wider, brighter, and full of possibility—a fresh chance to chase the life they’ve been daydreaming about. New goals feel exciting. Big ideas feel possible. But for others, it’s a reminder that another year has passed, and they don’t feel much closer to the goals they set for themselves. The trips they hoped to take didn’t happen. The financial breathing room they wanted still feels out of reach. The growth—personally, professionally, or financially—has been slower than they imagined. If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. And it doesn’t mean you’re behind. Sometimes it just means you’re ready for a different approach—one that opens the door to new places, stronger pay, and meaningful growth without putting your career on pause. For many physical, occupational, and speech therapists, that spark of “new year, newfalse

Build confidence, see the country, and elevate your career Travel therapy hits different in your 30s—in the best possible way. Maybe you’ve spent a few years building your foundation, gaining solid experience, or figuring out what you want out of your career. Maybe you’re craving something new, something bigger, something that feels more aligned with the life you’re trying to build. Or maybe you just want to see more of the world without putting your career on pause. Whatever’s pulling at you, your 30s are actually one of the most powerful times to step into travel therapy. You’re old enough to know yourself better, young enough to say yes to adventure, and experienced enough to really shine on assignment. It’s a season where growth, exploration, confidence, and clarity all start working together—and travel therapy amplifies all of it. Here’s why your 30s might be the perfect time to hit the road.

The Travel Therapist’s Roadmap to Mountains, Coastlines & Wild Spaces As a travel therapist, it’s no secret that your career gives you the rare freedom to combine work and adventure. Short-term travel assignments let you explore new cities, meet incredible patients and teams, and dive into the outdoors like never before. But where should your main goal is to have epic adventures? Here’s our guide to the top 5 U.S. states for travel therapists who love getting outside.

How to settle in, trust yourself, and thrive in your first travel role Stepping into your first travel therapy assignment is a big moment, in the best possible way. It’s your chance to learn, grow, and see what you’re truly capable of, both as a physical, occupational, or speech therapist and as a human being. You’re not just starting a job; you’re stepping into a lifestyle that pushes you forward, opens doors to new experiences, and helps you build the kind of confidence that only comes from trying something new. This chapter isn’t about fear or anxiety—it’s about possibility. And there’s a lot of it waiting for you. With every new assignment, every new team, and every new challenge, you’re building confidence that will carry you throughout your entire career.