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TRITAL Care

Travel Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) - Outpatient | Multi-State

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TRITAL Care is seeking licensed Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA) for busy outpatient orthopedic clinics nationwide. Consistent caseloads, local and travel options, and fast onboarding make this one of our most flexible therapy roles. Key responsibilities Deliver PT treatments under the direction of a supervising Physical Therapist Guide patients through therapeutic exercise and modalities Track patient progress and document in the EMR Support clinic flow and maintain a safe treatment environment Requirements Active state PTA license in the assignment state Graduate of an accredited PTA program Outpatient orthopedic experience preferred
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BLS (AHA). State PTA license verified before start. Benefits What TRITAL Care offers Weekly pay via direct deposit, with transparent, itemized pay packages (taxable base + tax-free stipends where you qualify) Day-one medical, dental, and vision options plus 401(k) Dedicated TRITAL Care recruiter and 24/7 clinician support line for the length of your assignment Licensing, credentialing, and compliance handled for you — fast, paperless onboarding Travel and housing stipend guidance, plus loyalty and referral bonuses Ready to apply? Click or reach our staffing team at raj@tritalcare.com or www.tritalcare.com.
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Care recruiter will confirm your pay package, start date, and requirements before submission. TRITAL Care is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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