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donnaz
post Mar 7 2008, 11:10 AM
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I am considering being a traveling PT. I will have to work in several states. I am only licensed in one state. Do I have to be licensed in each state the employer sends me? How does this work?
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post Nov 30 2008, 12:00 PM
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Hello! I have been a traveling PT for about 4 years now. I can tell you that traveling therapy is a very rewarding lifestyle, but has some very large headaches associated with it. These headaches are so great that I actually created a website to try and address them. Namely, the industry is set up where you HAVE to have a middle man, i.e. travel company, that is so obviously looking out for themselves and not you, that it makes you want to pull your hair out. Thankfully, after some experience, you learn ways around this, or at least ways to minimize it, and the remainder is a wonderful professional choice.

http://www.medtravelerclub.com/ I hope will be the answer to all of your questions and actually will eliminate most of the headaches before even your first assignment.

It provides rankings and insights into the companies and facilities across the country that you might want to travel to, and ALL of the information is BY therapists FOR therapists.

It also provides all of the licensing information you need to get a license in any state you wish to travel to; and to answer your question, you will need one for each state. Most companies semi-help you by sending you the appropriate docs and some pay for the fees.

Hope this helps!

Jason



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