Physical Therapist National Traveler
Benchmark Physical Therapy(1 month ago)
About this role
A Physical Therapist (National Traveler) with Journey by Upstream provides outpatient orthopedic care across multiple locations nationwide while employed full time by Upstream Rehabilitation. The role offers travel assignments combined with the stability of benefits, housing stipend, assignment bonuses, and standardized systems. Clinicians benefit from structured onboarding, mentorship, and career mobility within a large network of outpatient clinics.
Required Skills
- Care Planning
- Outcomes-Driven Therapy
- Clinical Collaboration
- EMR Documentation
- Patient Relations
- Continual Learning
- Travel Flexibility
Qualifications
- Graduate Of Accredited Physical Therapy Program
- Physical Therapist License (Active Or Pending)
About Benchmark Physical Therapy
benchmarkpt.comBenchMark Physical Therapy is a network of outpatient physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics that help patients relieve pain, recover from injury or surgery, and improve overall function and health. They deliver evidence-based, personalized treatment plans led by licensed physical therapists across local clinics, with online scheduling to make care convenient. Services focus on orthopedic and sports rehab, post‑surgical recovery, return‑to‑work/sport programs, and preventative conditioning. BenchMark works with referring providers and insurers to coordinate care and support patients’ return to daily activities.
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