even as new grads, without the overwhelm
and fear of being taken-advantage-of
Get the essential checklist and timeline needed to go from new grad to confident travel therapist.
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Know exactly what to ask in an interview to find the right job for you, whether travel or perm.Â
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Through a top-ranked, travel physical therapy blog, WanderlustPTs, a best-selling online travel therapy course (Ready, Set, Travel), thriving email list, Facebook community, and popular travel therapy webinar, Jess inspires a grounded, self-affirming sense of “Wow! I really can do this” for over 4,500 aspiring traveling therapists.
She proves that by having accurate, unbiased, step-by-step information, & travel therapy mentorship, even the newest physical therapy graduates can bypass overwhelm and self-doubt, avoid pitfalls of travel therapy and move closer to building a life and career they love.
Recognized on a national level by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) as a speaker at APTA’s National Student Conclave, the Student Assembly Podcast, and featured in APTA’s PT in Motion Magazine, Jess is on a mission to share her passion for travel therapy and educate aspiring traveling therapists about this unique career path and lifestyle.Â
Providing invaluable insights, actionable how-tos, and first-hand experience of what it’s like to be a travel PT, the WanderlustPTs blog is guaranteed to educate and entertain.
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Are you more of a “show me how it’s done and save me time and headaches” kind of person?
Yea. Me too.
In this online course and mentorship program, I hold your hand and walk you through step-by-step everything you need to know and do to become a successful, confident, and empowered traveling physical therapist (even as a new grad) without overwhelm or the fear of being taken advantage of.
