Travel Therapist Roadie!
Are you tired of feeling homesick but love every other aspect of the travel therapist lifestyle? One solution you may find for this is to try recreational vehicle living! Many people have found that having an RV is the best way to go about a mobile career. No more packing, unpacking, and then packing again once it’s time to move on. Keep all of your belongings in one place as you tour the country and move to your new assignment...
Travel Occupational Therapy Jobs for Children Need to be Filled
The need for occupational therapy services for children is currently on the rise. It has become a common misconception that an occupational therapist’s (OT) skills are primarily for adults. Adolescents, however, oftentimes need similar assistance in reaching the same pace of development as others in their age group. An OT can make a difference in a child’s life by helping them work on their fine motor skills, address...
Physical Therapists: Managing Chronic Pain Without Prescription Painkillers
By: Tiffany Anderson Long-term pain management has traditionally included the use of prescription painkillers. Narcotics can be addictive and deadly and take the lives of nearly 15,000 people every year due to overdoses. With the new healthcare reform and the number of new patients physicians will have to treat, the death toll (which is already 3 times more than it was in 1999) will continue to rise. These numbers reported by the...
Allied Health: Travel Therapy Careers
Allied health professionals represent approximately 60% of the health care workforce in the U.S. Dentists, optometrists, nurses, doctors, and pharmacists aside, all other health workers fall under the allied health category. While the list of allied health specialties is considerable and varies, there is a great demand for Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Certified Occupational Therapist...
Travel Therapy Best Practices
Whether you’re a seasoned travel therapist or are interested in exploring the many benefits of travel therapy, it’s always recommended to refer to a “travel best practices handbook” before you dive in head first. Traveling, even for leisure, can be stressful as you are out of your comfort zone. We wanted to share a few tips to make adjusting to a new travel therapy job a little bit easier (courtesy of and shout out to,...