Outpatient Internal Travel Physical Therapist - Florida

Overview: **Select Physical Therapy Outpatient Internal Travel Program** **Position:** Physical Therapist**Location:** Tampa, FL**Schedule:** Full\-Time**Salary:** $90,000**Incentives:** Up to $45,000 in bonuses \+ student loan assistance **Why Join Us?** We’re the nation’s leading provider of outpatient physical rehabilitation services, with over 1,900 centers across 39 states. Our mission is simple: help patients rediscover their lives. And now, you can do that while exploring new places through our Travel Physical Therapy Program. **Travel Program Highlights*** Adventure and career growth: Work in diverse communities and regions while advancing your clinical expertise. * Professional development: Mentorship, specialized training, and exposure to multiple clinical settings. * Impact: Make a difference in patients’ lives across the country. **Financial Rewards*** $90,000 Base salary * Potential $5,000 sign\-on bonus * Up to $40,000 in completion bonuses * $350/month student loan relief * Exceptional benefits: Medical, PTO, 401K \& more **Career Perks*** Access to our education and certification programs * Continuous mentorship * Outpatient Clinical Advancement Program (OP\-CAP) * Specialized training and growth opportunities **Commitment** Enjoy a **one or two‑year commitment** with six‑month assignments, offering the perfect balance of community immersion and professional growth. **Participating States** Arizona, Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia **Ready to combine your passion for patient care with adventure? Apply today and start your journey!** **For Details, Contact:** **Lance Charrier*****Clinical Recruiter \- Select Medical****OP, CIRH and IRH Divisions**Internal OP Travel Therapy Program* AR, IA, KS, MI, MO, OK Cell: 717\-917\-7372 LCharrier@SelectMedical.com www.SelectMedi