Travel Physical Therapist

Travel Physical Therapist Job In Leeds, ALThis travel Physical Therapist job in Leeds, AL with Advantis Medical is a 13-week travel Physical Therapist contract at Drayer Physical Therapy Institute. This role pays $1,806 per week and follows a Days shift with a 5x8 schedule.In this travel Physical Therapist job, you will support patient care through specialty-specific clinical services, perform assessments and treatments within your scope of practice, document patient progress, operate relevant medical equipment, and collaborate with physicians and the broader care team to help deliver quality patient outcomes.Advantis Medical supports travel clinicians with personalized recruiter guidance, fast and straightforward onboarding, complimentary licensing support, and benefits that start on Day 1.Travel Physical Therapist Requirements:2+ years of recent Physical Therapist experienceMust hold all required Physical Therapist certifications and licenses as mandated by Alabama and national regulatory bodiesDrayer Physical Therapy Institute — Hummelstown, PADrayer Physical Therapy Institute is a full-service outpatient therapy network in the Upstream Rehabilitation family, with 135-plus locations and its deepest roots in Pennsylvania and the mid-Atlantic.Treatment menu spanning physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus hand therapy, orthopedics, neurological rehab, pediatric therapy, pelvic health, and sports rehab (services vary by clinic)Programs including total-joint replacement rehab, vestibular and concussion management, lymphedema management, LSVT BIG for Parkinson's, and aquatic therapyHands-on techniques — manual therapy, dry needling, IASTM, ART, and the McKenzie Method — plus injury-prevention and work-related services (availability varies by clinic)Part of Upstream Rehabilitation (a 20-plus-brand, 1,000-plus-location family), with the Journey by Upstream national travel-therapy programStrong fit for PT, PTA, OT, and OTA travelers wanting outpatient ortho, neuro, hand, pelvic, or pediatric caseloads across a dense regional footprint