Travel Physical Therapist

Travel Physical Therapist Assignment – Minot, North Dakota

Embark on a transformative Travel Physical Therapist assignment designed for dedicated professionals who believe in the healing power of movement. Based in Minot, North Dakota, this opportunity places you in the heart of tight‑knit communities where your expertise can profoundly alter a patient’s trajectory—from post‑surgical rehabilitation to stroke recovery and complex orthopedic restoration. Your start is January 5, 2026, with an initial assignment described in weeks and extension options to build continuity of care and relationships with patients, families, and local care teams.

You will be compensated with a competitive weekly rate between $2,470 and $2,483 and guaranteed 40 hours per week, providing both financial clarity and the freedom to plan your days around meaningful clinical work and exploration of the region’s landscapes. In this role, your impact won’t be limited to sessions; it will be measured in regained independence, renewed confidence, and the tangible upgrades to daily living that patients achieve with your guidance.

Minot offers a blend of strong community bonds, regional amenities, and access to outdoor and cultural experiences that complement a clinically demanding schedule. Nestled in the north‑central portion of the state, the area is characterized by expansive skies, welcoming neighborhoods, and a pace that honors both brain and body recovery. Beyond Minot, you’ll have opportunities to work across select locations in the United States, expanding your clinical lens while honoring patient‑centered care in diverse settings—from community hospitals to outpatient clinics and rehabilitation centers.

The flexibility to serve multiple sites within the network allows you to immerse yourself in varied patient populations, cultivate a broad repertoire of techniques, and gain insight into how geography shapes rehabilitation pathways. This is a chance to grow your professional identity while enjoying the unique charms North Dakota presents—quiet evenings, local festivals, scenic drives, and the sense of belonging that comes with contributing to robust, local healthcare ecosystems.

As a Travel Physical Therapist in this role, you will conduct thorough initial and periodic assessments, synthesize findings into precise plans of care, and lead interventions focused on restoring strength, range of motion, balance, gait, and functional mobility. You will guide patients through therapeutic exercises, neuromuscular reeducation, gait training, manual therapy when appropriate, and education on self‑management strategies to prevent relapse.

Documentation will emphasize measurable progress, objective outcomes, and alignment with physician orders and evidence‑based practice. Collaboration is central—working with physical therapy assistants, physicians, nurses, case managers, and family members to ensure cohesive care. You’ll have opportunities to refine your clinical skills through mentorship, peer collaboration, and exposure to diverse clinical presentations, while building leadership capabilities that support your future trajectory.

The role also comes with a robust benefits package that includes a bonus opportunity, supportive housing assistance, and potential for extension into subsequent assignments based on performance, clinic demand, and your goals. You’ll appreciate the comprehensive travel support provided by a dedicated team available 24/7 to assist you on the road, coordinate placements, housing, licensure, and any urgent needs that arise during travel.

This means you can focus on patient care with confidence, knowing help is always a call away.

Our organization is anchored in empowering staff to reach new heights. We cultivate a culture of learning, collaboration, and advancement, recognizing that every patient interaction is a chance to sharpen expertise and every week away from home is an opportunity to grow as a clinician and a person. We advocate a supportive environment where feedback is welcome, professional development is encouraged, and leaders invest in your long‑term success—the kind of environment where you can…