June 12, 2009, Newsletter Issue #44: Physical Therapy Travel Jobs for You and Your Family

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Medical recruiters who are trying to lure top nurses, specialists, surgeons, and other health care professionals into their clinics and hospitals often find themselves bragging up the local hotspots. The reason for that is because when people are contemplating making a big move, they often have to think about more than just themselves. For example, single parents often have hard choices to make when it comes to employment opportunities.

The good news is that through travel therapy jobs, you can move around to wherever you're needed most, while earning a highly competitive salary (and don’t forget the benefit package!). There are many creative ways of incorporating work and family into one nice bundle. Think how much less stress you’d have.

For example, physical therapy jobs don’t have to take place in a hospital or clinic. If you have children in school, why not apply for physical therapy travel jobs where you’d be able to work in that same school? In addition, you might find that working in physical therapy travel jobs gives you the freedom to choose safer neighborhoods for you and your family.

There are many good reasons for wanting to travel as a physical therapist, each one depending on your own unique set of circumstances. Not keen on moving your family around all the time from job to job? Not a problem. Through travel therapy jobs, you have the option of only applying for jobs close to home and, of course, there is always the possibility of landing a full-time, permanent contract.

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