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$2,305 – $2,375/wk
Florida PT contractsmedian $1,989/wk
$1,700/wkFloor 16% above the Florida median floor$2,500/wk
New Florida Outpatient contracts paying $2,300+/wk
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✓Required qualifications include a valid Florida PT license and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree
New Florida Outpatient contracts paying $2,300+/wk
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Travel Physical Therapist jobs in Gainesville, FL let you work in outpatient settings, helping clients recover from injuries and surgeries to improve mobility and quality of life. You will assess patient needs, develop individualized treatment plans, and use exercises and manual therapy to promote healing and prevent further injury. Gainesville offers a lively college town atmosphere, beautiful parks, and easy access to outdoor recreation and dining.

Required qualifications include a valid Florida PT license and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. Recommended skills are recent outpatient experience, strong communication, adaptability, and proficiency with electronic medical records. With AMN Healthcare, you receive excellent compensation, exclusive discounts, dedicated recruiters, and support from the AMN Passport app, all backed by the high ethical standards of a publicly traded company.

Apply now to join this Travel Physical Therapist assignment in Gainesville, FL.

About the role

Travel Physical Therapist jobs in Gainesville, FL let you work in outpatient settings, helping clients recover from injuries and surgeries to improve mobility and quality of life. You will assess patient needs, develop individualized treatment plans, and use exercises and manual therapy to promote healing and prevent further injury.