Find High Paying Physical Therapist Jobs In Nebraska With Advanced Travel Therapy.

One of the best reasons to consider travel therapy as a career option, are the outstanding pay and benefits. In comparison to your permanently placed counterparts, travel therapists make considerably more, and have access to better benefits. In addition to this, you’re also being paid to travel to a new and exciting place and provide much need patient care.

Some of the specific benefits available to you through Advanced Travel Therapy include the following:

• Highly Competitive Pay
• Free Continued Education Courses
• Travel Expense Allowance
• State Licensure Reimbursement
• Tuition Rewards
• 401(k) with Company Matching
• Mentorship Programs
• Comprehensive Medical Coverage
• Outstanding Customer Service & Support

The job descriptions for the travel PT jobs offered by Advanced Travel Therapy in Nebraska may differ slightly depending on the position and location, however some of the core responsibilities will remain consistent. Some of these include:

• Maintain clear and effective communication with patients and families
• Participate effectively in an interdisciplinary healthcare team
• Maintain familiarity with Medicare documentation and billing procedures
• Computer literacy; ability to complete computerized documents
• Ability to develop strategies and plans for patient rehabilitation

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Omaha has some of the richest cultural traditions, like the Old Market right in the heart of downtown. This hub delights visitors with great food (V Mertz), micro breweries, people-watching (La Buvette or J's on Jackson), old bookstores and homemade ice cream (Ted and Walley's).

Old Market puts you in walking distance of the baseball field, the Durham museum, the Bemis Centre of artists in residence, and the Kaneko space for creativity, science and philosophy.

Nebraska City, Nebraska, hosted the first Arbor Day celebration 146 years ago, and they manage to continue making each year a little better. More cider, more food, more fireworks! Fourteen decades later and the last weekend in April is practically mandatory in Nebraska City.

So come and explore all the amazing experiences waiting for you in the Cornhusker State.