Should New Grads Work as Travel Therapists?
Last year I spent some time skiing in Revelstoke, British Columbia with a good buddy of mine, a fellow therapist...
How to Make Your Travel Therapy Job an Asset on Your Resume
Travel therapy is very good for your resume. In addition to providing you with a wide range of work experience,...
Debt Relief for Student Physical Therapists
Student loans and college debt are hot topics in the United States these days. It used to be (way, way...
Does It Still Make Sense to Take out Loans for a Career in Physical Therapy?
Yes, and here’s why. Due to healthcare reform requiring more Americans to seek healthcare coverage, as well as our aging...
A Physical Therapist’s Earning Power – Where Will I Get the Most Bang for my Buck?
A physical therapist’s salary may be higher in some states than others, however, in reality, a combination of salary and...
Spotlight on Skilled Nursing Facilities
The Skilled Nursing Facility or Sub-Acute Rehab setting can be a rewarding work setting for therapists. Unlike hospitals, which have...
New Grads: Hunting for your first job as a PT or OT? Check out these tips!
Finding your first job as a new Physical or Occupational Therapist may be challenging for the following reasons: Competition: Large...
Decision Making 101: Career Comparison Tools
Using a weighted comparison chart is a time tested way to compare job offers. This tool helps to turn feelings...
Frequently Asked Questions about Travel Therapy
What is “travel therapy” and how does it differ from “contract therapy?” A “contractor” is generally a therapist who lives...
How to Get the Most Out of Attending a Career Fair
Career fairs are a great way to make face-to-face introductions with recruiters and potential employers. They offer a social networking...