June 5, 2009, Newsletter Issue #43: Building Experience through Physical Therapy Travel Jobs

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If you had never seen an animal before, would you try to open your own zoo? So why are you thinking about starting your own physical therapy clinic right out of university? Successful businesses are run by owners who know the industry inside and out. Having some work experience under your belt before hanging out your physical therapy shingle is good advice. Now, if the main reason you were planning on opening your own clinic was because you were afraid you wouldn’t find a job in a hospital, school, or other setting, put that thought back up on the shelf!

People say it’s a small world, and that may be true. However, it’s also a world full of opportunities, especially for people interested in physical therapist jobs that involve travel. When you travel as a physical therapist, you’re exposed to a wide variety of situations and circumstances. The people you meet and the expertise you encounter will do wonders for that business you eventually plan to open.

Physical therapy travel jobs could find you anywhere in the United States , depending on your own preferences. All you have to do is complete a detailed questionnaire about your credentials, education, experience, etc. and wait for a recruitment specialist to contact you. Don’t worry too much about where you want to work at this stage. Concentrate on your portfolio of knowledge and skill and let the agency do the rest.

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