Occupational therapists give people the chance to live life to its fullest. Whether you are helping patients recover from an injury or make progress with certain physical or cognitive limitations, you will make their lives better through your care. You will give them the opportunity to engage with their families, friends, and hobbies again. If you have a degree in occupational therapy from an accredited university, along with internship experience, you’ll be a fit for Ardor’s occupational therapy positions anywhere in the country. Combine your passion for helping others and your love for traveling as an occupational therapist in the state of your choice.

As a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA), you work alongside occupational therapists to help patients experience a better quality of life. By assisting patients through specific exercises, you make progress and recovery possible from illness, injuries, and disabilities. You chart progress and contribute to plans to ensure the patient receives the best care. This role requires a degree in occupational therapy from a regionally accredited institution. Your Ardor Advocate will take the time to listen to your career goals and ideal locations and find just the city for you in the perfect COTA job.

From newborns to adults, physical therapists (PTs) profoundly impact patients' lives by making pathways to move and function to the best of their abilities. From desiring active lives to accomplishing long-time fitness goals, you make that progress possible. With an accredited degree from a therapist program and licensure through the national exam, you can be the healthcare advocate many individuals need through PT. And if you are a little unsure of where in the U.S. you want to practice your PT skills, reach out to our Ardor Advocates. They have the experience and knowledge to point you in the right direction and find the physical therapy job of your dreams.

Physical therapy assistants work alongside physical therapists to help patients regain full range of motion from an injury or disability. You get the joy of working directly with patients, giving them the guidance and encouragement needed to make progress. If you have an associate degree in PTA, you can begin helping patients in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, clinics, and more. As you discuss your ideal facility and location with Ardor, we will work diligently to find the perfect combination that matches your physical therapy career aspirations and ideal city-life vibes.

If you are an occupational or physical therapist, you have a world of opportunity before you. In travel therapy positions, you typically stick around at each job for about 13 weeks (although each contract can vary). You will continue helping patients in their rehabilitation process, and as long as you have the educational requirements and corresponding state license, you can advocate for patients and gain tremendous experience in healthcare facilities all over the US. Think about all the cities you have been wanting to explore. Ardor can find you a travel therapy job so you can experience your dream city while gaining invaluable career experience.

The ability to communicate is essential to everyday life, and Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) work tirelessly to ensure patients can do just that. Whether patients struggle with voice or swallowing disorders, you examine speech sounds, language, social communication, voice, and fluency to address the areas needed to pave the way for progress. If you have the right master’s degree, you can find yourself working in hospitals, clinics, schools, and other privately owned facilities. All you have to do is talk to your Ardor Advocate, and they will find you both an SLP position and an inviting city for your next career move.

You made it to a momentous year in your speech-language pathology career. In this transition from being a student to being an independent provider, your one-year clinical fellowship will give you the necessary training to prepare for your future as a healthcare provider. Along with the required bachelor’s and master’s degree, you will need to complete at least 300 hours of residency to become a speech-language pathologist. This is an ideal time to work with an Ardor Advocate. You want to make sure you find an ideal match in both the facility and city for this year, and Ardor can pinpoint the perfect fit for your clinical fellowship position.

With the supervision of an SLP, Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPA) implement programs to help patients make progress with their speech and communication abilities. You play an active role in patients' lives by administering necessary screenings and activities to improve their condition. Your attention to detail will come into play as you document the needs and progress of each patient. You will need a bachelor’s degree in speech-language pathology, along with the required credentials for the corresponding state. So give Ardor your list of ideal locations, and we will locate just the right SLPA job for you.