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Travel Physical Therapist (PT) - $2,235 to $2,435 per week in Las Vegas, NV

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$2,235.37 to $2,435.37 per week

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About the role

Physical Therapist
Location: Las Vegas, NVAgency: Ventura MedStaff
Pay: $2,235 to $2,435 per week
Shift Information: Days - 5 days x 8 hours
Contract Duration: 26 Weeks
Start Date: 3/8/2027
About the Role: Ventura MedStaff is seeking a Physical Therapist for a travel assignment in Las Vegas, NV to start on 3/8/2027. This assignment is for a 26 weeks contract. You will be working 5 days per week, 8 hours per shift and on Days. This position offers a pay range of $2,235.37 to $2,435.37 per week, depending on experience and qualifications. As a Physical Therapist, you'll help patients improve mobility and manage pain through movement-based treatments, as well as supporting them through the process with both technical skill and warmth. Bring your talents to a facility where patient care, teamwork and staff support are top priorities.
Please note: Specific shift schedules, start dates, and contract details will be discussed during the application process. We encourage you to apply today to learn more about this exciting opportunity. Ready to take your Physical Therapist experience on the road? Apply now to connect with a recruiter and learn more about this exciting opportunity. About NevadaDesert climate with very hot summers and mild winters; low precipitation. Mojave Desert, mountains, Lake Tahoe, and Las Vegas entertainment district. Gaming, tourism, mining, and no state income tax. Most mountainous state with over 300 named ranges. Las Vegas entertainment capital and Reno "Biggest Little City in the World."
Requirements: Required for OnboardingCORES 1CORES 2 (Allied)CORES 3Color VisionOSHA SafetySkills Checklist Specialty Exam

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