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Traveling as a PT Pair: What You Should Know Before You Hit the Road
One of the biggest perks of travel therapy is the freedom to pick up and move somewhere new every few months. But what if you don't want to do it alone? That's where traveling as a PT pair comes in. A PT pair is essentially two therapists who want to travel together and coordinate their contracts so they can live and work in the same general area. This could mean working at the same clinic, working for the same company, or simply finding two separate contracts that are relati
Philip Ripp
Sep 115 min read
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I Started Travel Therapy as a New Grad. This is What Happened
Starting travel therapy as a new grad is a scary yet exciting opportunity for a young professional trying to find their way in the healthcare industry. I, like many others, was not immune to the fears that come with starting a career on the road. I didn't know where to start. I feared that my skills were inadequate, despite spending three clinical rotations in the outpatient orthopedic setting. I feared that I would be thrown into a nightmare clinic that was poorly run. I had
Philip Ripp
Sep 76 min read
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