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$2,601/wk
Texas PT contractsmedian $2,220/wk
$1,300/wk17% above the Texas median$2,800/wk
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✓We arrange and cover costs for licensing and malpractice
+Benefits
Medical, dental and vision401(k)Malpractice insurance
New Texas PT contracts paying $2,600+/wk
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CompHealth exists to make the locums process easier. Not only will we search for jobs that fit your interests, we'll be here to handle all the details like credentialing, housing, travel arrangements, and so much more. So, relax and get back to helping patients, and let us do the heavy lifting.

Mon-Fri 8hr days, no call, 36 hours per week Outpatient and inpatient setting Adults and some student athletes Swingbed services included We provide complimentary housing and travel We arrange and cover costs for licensing and malpractice We simplify the credentialing and privileging process Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, and a 401(K) plan Your personal recruiter handles every detail, 24/7 Per week (based on a 40-hour week).

Includes estimated taxable wages of $21.23 - $50.33 per hour and estimated tax-free reimbursements for meals, incidentals, and housing of $900 - $1,400 per week based on GSA guidelines (subject to eligibility, location, and seasonal adjustment).

About the role

CompHealth exists to make the locums process easier. Not only will we search for jobs that fit your interests, we'll be here to handle all the details like credentialing, housing, travel arrangements, and so much more. So, relax and get back to helping patients, and let us do the heavy lifting.