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As a travel therapy company, we know that many therapists love the adventure and flexibility of short-term contracts. But what if you’re looking for something more permanent? Whether you’re ready to settle down in one location, want long-term stability, or are exploring your next career step, our Permanent Placement team is here to help. Finding the rightlong-term therapy job can be overwhelming, but working with a perm job recruiter simplifies the process. Our team specializes in placing therapists in the settings and locations that align with their skills, passions, and career goals. Here’s how a perm job recruiter can make a lasting impact on your career.

Starting your first travel therapy assignment is exciting—new places, new experiences, and new opportunities! But with all the adventure, it’s important to have a solid budgeting plan to make the most of your earnings. Here are a few key tips to stay financially confident on the road:

Travel therapy isn’t just a career—it’s a lifestyle. For those of you who thrive on freedom, autonomy, and the thrill of new adventures every 13 weeks, the right tools can make all the difference. Whether you’re setting up a cozy home base, heading out for weekend explorations, or negotiating your next assignment, here are the must-haves that every savvy travel therapist needs.

Embarking on a travel therapy career can be exciting, offering new locations, diverse work environments, and the chance to grow professionally in ways that permanent positions might not. However, it can also come with unique challenges—frequent relocations, adapting to various healthcare teams, and adjusting to new communities. For these reasons, mentorship can be a powerful tool for traveling therapists. A strong mentor provides guidance, support, and growth opportunities, helping you navigate the ups and downs of life on the road.

As winter continues on, travel therapists have fantastic opportunities to work and explore in new destinations that need healthcare support. This season, we’re highlighting five states with open travel therapy positions: California, Oregon, Washington, Georgia, and New Jersey. Whether you're drawn to warmer weather or higher pay rates, these states offer the perfect blend of fulfilling work and unforgettable winter adventures.