I was honored to be invited as a guest on Secrets for Success Podcast with Greg Todd. Join us as we discuss my unconventional journey from burnt out PT, to travel PT, to PT career coach, and how I help other PTs pursue their dreams as well. I am on a mission to help 10,000 PTs avoid burnout and design a career around a lifestyle they love through travel therapy, online business, cash-based PT, and gold-standard jobs. I hope you enjoy this podcast as much as I enjoyed creating it! “I help people work on their mindset and design a career around the lifestyle they want.” ~Jess Jenney I ..read more

We are looking for another virtual assistant to join and grow with the WanderlustPTs Team! Specifically, a motivated, supportive, get-shit-done- yesterday, Type A, organized doer. I’m looking for help with: – answering DMs – emails – scheduling – private messages – customer service requests – website edits – copywriting/ editing – webinars – note-taking – writing procedures – client communications – data entry – manage FB groups – manage social media platforms (IG, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok) – travel arrangements – research – assist with content creation   This job is remote and part ..read more

I was honored to be invited as a guest on Quang Tran’s Myofacial Health Podcast where I discuss my unconventional career journey as a physical therapist. My mission is to help PTs banish burnout, find freedom in their career, and design a career around a lifestyle they love through travel therapy, online business, cash-based PT, and gold-standard jobs. We discuss the lessons I’ve learned along the way and how I took the entrepreneurial leap, and how you can do the same too!   In This Episode: Crafting your PT destiny A Blueprint for career freedom Taking the entrepreneurial leap: transf ..read more

Regarding health insurance as a traveler, it’s actually best for you to carry your OWN health insurance because then you are always covered, even if you switch companies or take time- off between assignments. I have a contact that can help you find the best healthcare for you as a traveler. She works specifically with Travel Healthcare professionals and helped me get my health insurance.  Click HERE to schedule an appt with her or email her at lvrhealthadvisors@gmail.com.  Reach out to Linette Rojas. Please tell her Jess Jenney from WanderlustPTs sent you! Regarding going with “a big ..read more

Hey there, Aspiring Travel PT! If you’re reading this, you’re ready to level-up your life and career as a new travel PT . Congrats! Exciting times ahead! Picture seamlessly transitioning from a new grad to a seasoned travel PT without overwhelm or uncertainty, armed with a step-by-step system that covers every aspect of your career:  Rake- in a six-figure salary, design your ideal lifestyle, and enjoy the freedom of time, location, and financial independence. Introducing… The New Grad Travel PT Bootcamp will make this dream a reality.  You’re invited to join me for a 3-week inten ..read more

Why should you become a travel physical therapist? What are the Pros of Travel Therapy? Why try Travel PT?   Why should you be a Travel PT?! Maybe you’ve heard about this Magical Unicorn of a job called travel therapy from other’s who have done it, students, or colleagues, but it all seems too good to be true. I thought so too, when I first learned about it. But, it’s not. By arming yourself with the right steps, knowledge, and mentorship, travel PT is filled with benefits that a lot of other physical therapy jobs cannot offer.   Here’s my Top 6:   #6: NEW PLACES Travel therap ..read more

How to Make Twice as Much as a Permanent PT in the Same Job. Traveling therapists can get paid nearly double the amount of their permanent therapist counterparts!! But How?! and Why?!   This post will cover: How much do travel therapists make? Components that make up the pay package Understanding the benefits How do travel therapists get paid? Why do travel therapists get paid more? How do travel therapists salaries work?   Comparing Travel and Permanent Salaries When it comes to compensation, the pay of travelers is structured quite differently compared to permanent staff. Let’s f ..read more

In this post, I’m pulling back the curtain and giving you a behind the scenes look at how I organize all of my files, and is meant to save time and energy as a new traveler. I’ll tell you our system for logging, managing, and keeping track of our licenses and CEUs, housing options, work expenses, utilities, and so much more.   What is a compliance folder? How to manage multiple licenses as a travel therapist How to easily track CEUs for license renewals Lists to keep How to update your resume Compliance folder Each time you start a new assignment or switch companies, there is a list of ..read more

How can you know whether the clinic will be a good fit for my skill set? How can you find a good job as a travel PT?   The interview is the key to finding the right job for you as a new grad travel physical therapist!   Whether the job is a travel job OR even a permanent job, not every job is right for a new grad. But by asking the right questions on the interview, you can determine if the job is right for you. The important part is to know what questions to ask during the interview to help weed out those jobs that might NOT be a good fit. If you want support at your job and you as ..read more

There are 3 elements that drive decision-making as to where to accept a job as a traveling therapist: setting, location, and pay. Knowing how you value each of these three factors will help you (and your recruiter) determine which job is right for you. Location Some therapists may only want to travel to certain regions or states. Plus, you can only travel to the states you hold a license in. If you are going to be more specific on location, then usually, you may need to be more flexible with setting.   Setting Some therapists are set on practicing in a certain setting or two, in which the ..read more