Therapist Job Requirements - Q & A | Week 1

Ardor Health is committed to its employees and all of our therapists, both traveling and permanent. That being said, we want to be able to constantly provide information for any therapist who is brand new or a seasoned veteran on what is going on in the profession today. From the very basics of the profession to the nitpicking details, let Ardor Health help guide you to your next dream Allied Health position. In the following weeks we will be answering some FAQ’s about the profession, as well as giving some insight and detailed opinions to help you in your career! Tune in every week for your updates!

What do I need to become a traveling therapist?

Every facility and every state may have different requirements. However, most facilities preferably require one year of experience. Also a degree from an accredited university in the U.S. or Canada is typical of an ideal traveling therapist. Each state requires specific licensure which may vary in the time it takes to acquire. An exception to this rule would be working in a VA facility in which case you would only need a license from any state in the U.S. Have more questions about becoming a travel therapist? Email us at Michael.thomas@ardorhealth.com!

Did you know this about Ardor Health Solutions?

In addition to placing our traveling Therapist in Hospitals, Home Health, and Skilled Nursing Facilities we also place our Therapists in longer assignment (up to 1 year) in School Systems and Veterans facilities.

Ardor Health Solutions is hiring now!

If you are a Physical Therapist, Physical Therapy Assistant, Occupational Therapist, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant or a Speech Language Pathologist, Ardor Health Solutions likely has a travel or a permanent placement position for you.