Where are the most popular states for traveling physical therapy jobs?
Here is a list of the Top 10 States for Travel Physical Therapist jobs, in no particular order. This list is only based on the number of jobs in each state, and does not take into account bill rates (pay) or length of time required for licensure in each state. Keep in mind, the market is always changing so check-in with a recommended recruiter for updated information on which states to get licensed or check out the WanderlustPTs Job Board for current job postings.
- CA
- SC
- OH
- AZ
- WA
- ME
- NC
- MA
- GA
- PA
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Does this mean they have the most jobs or highest pay or what?
Hi Anthony! This list is only based on the number of jobs in each state, and does not take into account bill rates (pay rate) or the length of time required for licensure in each state.
Hello!
I am a newly graduated PTA looking to make the most of travel in addition to being able to pay down my student loans. Are the bill rates significantly different in depending on which state? What destinations do you recommend!
Hey there, Patrick!
The bill rates do differ significantly between states for PTAs. Based on the states with the most jobs for PTAs and the highest paying, I would recommend CA, TX, and SC.
A friend of mine is attending PT school and had mentioned that your company visited them at Rocky Mountain University in Provo, Utah. I have always been interested in travel PTA but have not dabbled just yet. I have worked as a PTA in the the outpatient setting in Erlanger KY for over 4 years and am looking for a change eventually. I would like to get some tips/advice on where to start!