Home Health Physical Therapy Travel Jobs in Ormond Beach, FL

Physical Therapist jobs in Leesburg, FL offer a 13-week contract with 5 eight-hour day shifts each week in a home health setting. You must have at least 1 year of experience, home health experience, an active Florida license, and AHA BLS certification. Your responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing individualized care plans, implementing therapeutic interventions, and educating patients and caregivers on safety and exercises. You will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes and document progress accurately[1]. Leesburg, FL is known for its beautiful lakes, outdoor recreation, and welcoming community atmosphere. Enjoy weekly pay, excellent compensation, exclusive discounts, a dedicated recruiter, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 support. Apply now to join this Physical Therapist job in Leesburg, FL.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in the Vero Beach area of Florida’s Treasure Coast, offering the chance to live and work in a scenic coastal community known for its relaxed atmosphere, friendly residents, and year-round sunshine. Vero Beach features pristine Atlantic beaches, peaceful lagoon waterways, charming downtown districts, and abundant outdoor activities including boating, paddle boarding, fishing, golf, and nature preserves. The area’s rich arts and cultural scene includes museums, theaters, and galleries, while still maintaining a small-town feel and a slower pace of life than larger Florida cities. As a Home Health Physical Therapist in this community, you will care for patients in their homes across Vero Beach and surrounding neighborhoods, serving a diverse mix of retirees, seasonal residents, and long-term community members. This setting allows for meaningful, one-on-one relationships and the ability to see your interventions directly improve function, safety, and independence in the environment where patients live every day. You will be responsible for performing comprehensive physical therapy evaluations in the home, developing individualized plans of care, and delivering evidence-based treatments focused on strength, balance, mobility, endurance, and pain management. Typical conditions include post-surgical rehabilitation (such as joint replacement), neurologic conditions, cardiopulmonary disease, fall risk and balance disorders, chronic musculoskeletal conditions, and functional decline associated with aging or recent hospitalization. A typical day includes traveling to multiple patient homes within a defined territory, coordinating visits with patients and caregivers, and collaborating closely with an interdisciplinary team that may include nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, and home health aides. You will educate patients and families on home exercise programs, fall prevention strategies, safe use of assistive devices, and environmental modifications to support safety and independence. Patient visit volumes are designed to support thorough, high-quality care and appropriate travel time, with a focus on clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction. Schedules often allow for a degree of flexibility, with daytime hours and the opportunity to cluster visits geographically to limit drive time. Home health caseloads in this region typically emphasize adult and geriatric patients, offering significant experience in functional mobility, chronic disease management, and post-acute care—ideal for physical therapists seeking to deepen their skills in community-based rehabilitation. Practicing in Vero Beach offers a compelling blend of professional and lifestyle benefits. The area’s growing senior population creates consistent demand for home-based rehabilitation, enhancing your opportunities for professional growth and specialization in home health. The community’s welcoming nature, family-friendly environment, and strong sense of local pride make it an appealing place to put down roots or enjoy a coastal assignment. Whether you are looking to advance your home health career or transition from another setting, this role provides meaningful, autonomous work in a beautiful oceanside setting with a supportive, collaborative care team.

Travel Home Health Physical Therapist job in Douglas, Georgia: Start your assignment in Douglas, GA and help patients regain mobility and independence in their homes. You will evaluate patient needs, develop and implement treatment plans, provide therapeutic interventions, and document care and outcomes. Responsibilities include collaborating with physicians and interdisciplinary teams, educating patients and families, and ensuring safe, effective rehabilitation in the home setting. Required qualifications include a degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program, an active Georgia PT license, and current CPR or BLS certification. Experience in home health care and strong communication skills are recommended. Douglas offers a welcoming community, local parks, and access to outdoor recreation in southern Georgia. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, exclusive discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters and clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 assistance. As a publicly traded company, AMN Healthcare upholds high ethical standards. Apply now to join this Travel Home Health Physical Therapist assignment in Douglas, Georgia.

Start your next assignment as a Travel Physical Therapist in Naples, FL, with a 13-week temp direct contract. You’ll work five 8-hour day shifts each week in a home health setting, providing unit-based care to a diverse patient population. Required qualifications include a current Florida PT license and experience in home health. Naples offers beautiful Gulf Coast beaches, vibrant arts, and outdoor recreation. Enjoy the Naples Pier, botanical gardens, and a lively downtown with dining and shopping during your stay. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, dedicated recruiters, and 24/7 support through the AMN Passport app. Apply now to join this Travel Physical Therapist assignment in Naples, FL.

Travel PT jobs in Bristol, FL offer a 13-week contract in a home health setting with 40 hours per week, Monday through Friday. You need at least 2 years of home health experience and a current Florida license. In this role, you will visit about 5-6 patients per day, providing in-home therapy to help restore function, relieve pain, and prevent disability. You will drive to patient homes throughout the region and document care delivered and outcomes according to standards. Bristol, FL is known for its small-town charm, access to outdoor recreation, and scenic surroundings, making it a welcoming place to work and explore. With AMN Healthcare, you receive excellent compensation plus mileage, exclusive discounts, a dedicated recruiter, and access to the AMN Passport app for 24/7 support. Apply now to join this Travel PT job in Bristol, FL.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in Eufaula, Alabama, a picturesque lakeside town along the Chattahoochee River. Eufaula is known for its beautiful views of Lake Eufaula, also called the “Bass Capital of the World,” offering plentiful opportunities for fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation. The historic district showcases charming antebellum homes, tree-lined streets, and local shops and restaurants that create a warm, welcoming community atmosphere. Residents enjoy a relaxed, small-town feel with easy day-trip access to larger cities such as Dothan, Montgomery, and Columbus, Georgia, giving you both tranquility and convenience. In this role, you will provide one-on-one physical therapy services to patients in their homes throughout Eufaula and the surrounding area. You will conduct comprehensive assessments, develop individualized plans of care, and implement treatment interventions focused on improving mobility, safety, strength, and independence. Your caseload will primarily include adult and geriatric patients recovering from surgeries, orthopedic injuries, neurologic events such as stroke, and those managing chronic conditions that affect functional mobility. Typical responsibilities include completing in-home evaluations, designing and progressing therapeutic exercise programs, providing gait and balance training, recommending durable medical equipment, and coaching patients and caregivers on home safety and fall prevention. You will collaborate closely with an interdisciplinary team that may include nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, and home health aides to ensure coordinated, patient-centered care. Documentation is completed using an electronic medical record system, with an emphasis on timely, accurate visit notes and outcome tracking. A typical day involves traveling between patients’ homes within an assigned territory around Eufaula, performing scheduled visits, communicating with the clinical team, and adjusting care plans as needed. Visit volumes are structured to support thorough, high-quality care and allow adequate time for education and hands-on treatment with each patient. You will have a high level of autonomy in organizing your schedule while still being supported by clinical leadership and office-based staff. Working in home health in a community like Eufaula allows you to see the direct impact of your care on patients’ daily lives and home environments. You will help patients remain safe and independent at home, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve overall quality of life. The combination of varied caseload, meaningful patient relationships, and the scenic, slower-paced lifestyle of Eufaula creates an appealing opportunity for therapists who value both professional fulfillment and a strong work-life balance.

Travel Home Health Physical Therapist job in Camden, South Carolina: Start your assignment in Camden, SC and help patients recover mobility and independence in their homes. You will review medical histories, assess patient movement, develop individualized care plans, provide therapeutic interventions, and document progress. Responsibilities include educating patients and families, collaborating with healthcare teams, and adapting quickly to new environments1. Required qualifications include a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree, passing the National Physical Therapy Exam (NPTE), and an active South Carolina PT license. At least 1 year of clinical experience is recommended, along with strong adaptability and communication skills2. Camden offers historic charm, outdoor recreation, and a welcoming community with easy access to parks, equestrian events, and local dining. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, exclusive discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters and clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 assistance. As a publicly traded company, AMN Healthcare upholds high ethical standards. Apply now to join this Travel Home Health Physical Therapist assignment in Camden, South Carolina.

This Home Health Physical Therapist role is based in Tucker, Georgia, a welcoming community located in the thriving metro Atlanta area. Tucker offers the convenience of suburban living with quick access to the amenities of a major city. Residents enjoy tree-lined neighborhoods, a revitalized downtown with locally owned restaurants and shops, and a strong calendar of community events. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of nearby Stone Mountain Park, local nature preserves, and walking trails that make it easy to enjoy the mild Georgia climate year-round. Tucker’s easy access to major highways and proximity to Atlanta means you are never far from cultural attractions, professional sports, entertainment, and a diverse food scene. The home health agency you will be joining serves patients in Tucker and surrounding communities, focusing on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care in the comfort of each patient’s home. This environment allows you to build meaningful, one-on-one relationships with patients and families while helping them achieve greater independence and safety in their daily lives. The agency emphasizes collaboration, evidence-based practice, and a supportive culture where therapists are valued members of the care team. In this role, you will conduct comprehensive physical therapy evaluations in patients’ homes, develop individualized plans of care, and implement interventions focused on mobility, strength, balance, endurance, and functional independence. You will perform home safety assessments, recommend adaptive equipment, and provide education to patients and caregivers on safe mobility, fall prevention, and home exercise programs. Your caseload may include adults and primarily geriatric patients recovering from surgery or hospitalization, managing chronic conditions, or dealing with general deconditioning. A typical day will involve traveling within your assigned territory in and around Tucker to complete scheduled home visits. You can expect to manage a productive caseload that balances initial evaluations, routine follow-up visits, and reassessments. Documentation is completed using an electronic medical record system, and you will coordinate care with nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and other team members to ensure cohesive, goal-driven care. Patient visit volumes and travel expectations are structured to support both quality care and manageable workloads. You will be responsible for monitoring patient progress, updating plans of care, communicating changes with the broader care team, and participating in case conferences as needed. The role may also involve occasional participation in performance improvement initiatives and clinical education within the team, allowing you to contribute to ongoing quality and practice standards. Schedules typically follow daytime hours with some flexibility based on patient needs and agency policies. Weekend or occasional on-call rotations may be required depending on caseload and coverage needs, but the focus remains on providing consistent, reliable care that supports patients’ goals and keeps them safely at home. This opportunity is well-suited for a Physical Therapist who enjoys autonomy in their day, values strong patient relationships, and wants to practice at the top of their license within a supportive, collaborative home health team. The combination of a vibrant metro Atlanta suburb, diverse patient population, and meaningful in-home work makes this role a compelling option for PTs seeking both professional growth and personal fulfillment.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in the Greenville, Alabama area, a welcoming small city known for its genuine Southern hospitality, close-knit community, and relaxed lifestyle. Greenville offers the charm of a historic downtown, tree-lined streets, and friendly neighborhoods, along with easy access to parks, lakes, and scenic country roads. Residents enjoy a lower cost of living, minimal commute times, and a peaceful environment that makes it easy to build a rewarding life outside of work. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby opportunities for walking and biking, fishing and boating in regional lakes, and exploring Alabama’s natural beauty on weekends. Greenville’s location offers convenient drives to larger Alabama cities for additional shopping, dining, and cultural events, while still maintaining the comfort and safety of a smaller community. The position is with a reputable home health organization that emphasizes quality, compassion, and patient-centered care. You will join a collaborative, interdisciplinary team dedicated to helping patients remain safe and independent in their own homes. As a Home Health Physical Therapist, you will have the opportunity to form meaningful, one-on-one relationships with patients and families, see the direct impact of your care on daily life, and practice with a high level of professional autonomy. Typical responsibilities include performing comprehensive physical therapy evaluations in the home, developing and updating individualized plans of care, and coordinating with physicians, nurses, occupational therapists, speech therapists, social workers, and home health aides. You will provide skilled interventions such as therapeutic exercise, gait and balance training, transfer training, home safety and fall prevention strategies, and education for patients and caregivers on equipment use and energy conservation. You will also conduct home safety assessments and recommend modifications or assistive devices to enhance independence and reduce risk of injury. A typical day in this role includes traveling between patient homes in Greenville and surrounding communities, managing a schedule of home visits, performing assessments and treatments in varied home settings, and completing timely electronic documentation. Caseloads generally focus on adult and geriatric clients with orthopedic, neurologic, cardiopulmonary, and medically complex conditions, including those recently discharged from the hospital or skilled nursing facilities. You will play a key role in helping patients transition safely from higher levels of care, regain function, and remain in their preferred home environment. The work environment is supportive and team-oriented, with an emphasis on communication and collaboration even though much of the care is delivered independently in the field. You can expect regular case conferences, ongoing clinical support, and opportunities for professional growth, including further specialization in areas such as balance and fall prevention, chronic disease management, or post-surgical rehabilitation. This home health setting is well-suited for a Physical Therapist who values flexibility, enjoys problem-solving in real-world environments, and is motivated by the chance to provide highly personalized, functional care. Shifts are typically daytime hours with scheduling that supports work-life balance, recognizing that home health requires some flexibility to accommodate patient and family needs. Productivity and visit expectations are designed to prioritize quality of care and thorough patient education rather than high-volume throughput.

This Home Health Physical Therapist position is based in the beautiful Gulf Coast city of Pensacola, Florida, serving patients in their homes throughout the local community and nearby neighborhoods. Pensacola is known for its sugar-white beaches, emerald-green waters, and relaxed coastal lifestyle, offering you the chance to enjoy sun-filled days, outdoor recreation, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. The city features a lively historic downtown with restaurants, shops, art galleries, and regular festivals, along with easy access to boating, fishing, and nature trails. With a strong military and veteran presence, the community is close-knit and supportive, and the cost of living is often more approachable than in many other beachfront regions. You will join an established home health team that values collaborative, patient-centered care and evidence-based practice. The environment is supportive and professional, with a focus on helping clinicians grow their skills in the home setting. You will have the opportunity to manage a meaningful caseload in patients’ own homes, allowing you to directly impact safety, independence, and quality of life where it matters most. As a Home Health Physical Therapist, you will independently travel to patient residences to perform thorough evaluations, develop individualized plans of care, and provide skilled interventions targeted to each patient’s functional goals. Typical diagnoses may include post-surgical orthopedic conditions, neurological disorders, cardiopulmonary conditions, general deconditioning, and balance or gait impairments. You will regularly assess home safety, recommend adaptive equipment, and provide caregiver education to support long-term success. A typical day may include scheduling and completing a series of home visits within a designated geographic territory, documenting findings and progress in the electronic medical record, and coordinating closely with nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and other team members. You will participate in interdisciplinary case conferences, communicate changes in patient status, and adjust treatment plans as needed. While daily visit counts can vary by census and patient needs, caseloads are designed to be manageable, allowing for quality, one-on-one patient care in the home environment. Shifts are generally daytime hours on weekdays, with some flexibility based on patient scheduling and agency needs. Occasional weekend or holiday coverage may be requested to support continuity of care. On-call responsibilities, if any, will be communicated clearly and structured to ensure support from the broader team. This role offers a strong foundation for professional growth in home health, with the chance to refine advanced assessment skills, build expertise in community-based rehab, and develop leadership in care coordination. Pensacola’s combination of coastal beauty, vibrant community life, and growing healthcare landscape makes it an appealing location for clinicians seeking both career satisfaction and an exceptional quality of life.

This Home Health Physical Therapist role is based in Pensacola, Florida, a coastal city known for its sugar-white Gulf beaches, clear emerald waters, and relaxed yet vibrant lifestyle. Pensacola offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern amenities, with a revitalized downtown, award-winning restaurants, arts and cultural events, and easy access to outdoor recreation such as boating, fishing, and biking. The area’s strong sense of community, highly regarded schools, and year-round mild climate make it an appealing place to both live and work. In this position, you will provide one-on-one skilled physical therapy services in patients’ homes throughout the greater Pensacola area and surrounding communities. You will have the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with patients and families while helping them optimize function, independence, and safety in their own environment. This setting allows for continuity of care and holistic treatment, giving you the time to thoroughly assess, treat, and educate each patient. Typical responsibilities include comprehensive initial assessments, development and implementation of individualized plans of care, gait and balance training, strengthening and endurance programs, pain management strategies, home safety evaluations, and coordination of durable medical equipment needs. You will collaborate closely with nurses, other therapists, and home health aides to ensure that care plans are integrated and goal-driven. Documentation is completed using an EMR system, and you will be supported with clinical and operational resources to manage your caseload effectively. A typical day involves traveling between home visits within a defined territory, completing initial evaluations, follow-up treatments, and reassessments. Patient caseload is primarily adult and geriatric, often including individuals with orthopedic conditions, post-surgical needs, neurological diagnoses, cardiopulmonary disease, balance disorders, and generalized deconditioning. Visit volumes are structured to allow for high-quality, individualized care rather than rushed encounters, with a focus on functional outcomes and patient satisfaction. You can expect a collaborative, supportive work environment that values clinical excellence, professional growth, and work-life balance. There are opportunities to develop specialty expertise within your patient caseload, participate in quality initiatives, and pursue career advancement within home health and rehabilitation. The organization emphasizes evidence-based practice, patient-centered care, and strong communication among team members. Shifts are generally daytime hours, with scheduling that offers a degree of flexibility to accommodate patient needs and optimize your daily route. Weekend or on-call rotation may be required depending on agency needs, but is typically shared among team members. The role is well suited to clinicians who appreciate autonomy, enjoy field-based work, and are motivated by the impact of helping patients remain safe and independent at home.

South Carolina PT needed for Home Health duties in Rock Hill. 8 hour days; 0800-1700. This branch sees York and Lancaster counties (South Carolina); could be asked to float into Union or Mecklenburg County but not likely.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in the Cedartown, Georgia area, a welcoming northwest Georgia community known for its small-town character, historic charm, and easy access to outdoor recreation. Cedartown offers a relaxed pace of life with friendly neighborhoods, a walkable historic downtown, and local shops and restaurants that give the town a unique sense of place. The community benefits from its proximity to the scenic Silver Comet Trail, nearby lakes and parks, and convenient drives to Rome, Cartersville, and the broader Atlanta region for additional cultural, dining, and entertainment options. In this role, you will provide skilled Physical Therapy services to patients in their homes throughout Cedartown and surrounding communities. The position offers a meaningful opportunity to practice at the top of your license while helping patients regain function, independence, and quality of life in the comfort of their own home. You will work with a supportive, collaborative team environment that includes nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and other disciplines, all focused on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care. Typical responsibilities include performing comprehensive physical therapy evaluations in the home, developing and implementing individualized treatment plans, and providing therapeutic interventions such as strengthening, balance training, gait training, transfer training, and functional mobility work that are tailored to each patient’s unique environment and goals. You will conduct home safety assessments, recommend adaptive equipment or environmental modifications, and educate patients and caregivers on home exercise programs, fall prevention strategies, and safe mobility techniques. A typical day may include traveling between several patient homes in the Cedartown service area, completing initial assessments, revisits, and discharge visits. You will document visits using an electronic medical record system, communicate regularly with the broader care team, and participate in care coordination activities to ensure continuity and quality of care. Patient caseloads often focus on adult and geriatric patients with conditions such as post-orthopedic surgery recovery, stroke, cardiac and pulmonary diagnoses, deconditioning, and chronic disease management. Work schedules are generally structured around daytime hours, with flexibility for scheduling visits that best meet patient needs. Visit volumes and patient ratios are designed to allow for thorough, high-quality care and safe travel time between homes. The home health environment allows for a high level of professional autonomy, as you assess, treat, and adjust plans of care in real time based on each patient’s progress and home setting. Cedartown and the surrounding region are supported by reputable healthcare organizations and home health agencies recognized for their focus on quality, safety, and patient outcomes. Clinicians joining this setting often find strong professional support, opportunities to collaborate with experienced colleagues, and a culture that values continuous improvement and evidence-based practice. The area’s growing and aging population creates ongoing demand for skilled home health services, offering a solid platform for professional growth and long-term career development in home-based care. This position is ideal for a Physical Therapist who values building strong one-on-one relationships with patients and families, enjoys the variety and independence of driving between home visits, and wants to make a meaningful impact by helping individuals safely remain in their homes and communities. The Cedartown area offers a balance of small-town living, access to larger nearby cities, and abundant outdoor and recreational opportunities, making it an appealing place to both live and work.

Travel PT Home Health jobs in Albemarle, North Carolina let you provide care to geriatric and pediatric patients with chronic disease management needs. Shift 12hr Day Shift – 36 Shift Information 0800-2000 You’ll complete 6 visits a day, traveling throughout Albemarle, Badin, Harrisburg, Mt Gilead, Norwood, Troy, and nearby cities, averaging 60-80 miles daily. The role requires at least 1 year of home health experience, state licensure, OASIS-E experience, and proficiency with Homecare Homebase EMR. Albemarle offers scenic parks, lakes, and a welcoming community atmosphere. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for your career. Apply now to join this Travel PT Home Health assignment in Albemarle, North Carolina.PT Home Health – 6 visits a day, There is not a max mileage to drive. The average is 60-80 miles a day. Mileage is reimbursed weekly.

Need home health PT traveler for 13 weeks

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in Durham, North Carolina, a dynamic city at the heart of the Research Triangle. Durham offers a unique blend of history, innovation, and livability: walkable downtown districts, a thriving restaurant and craft beer scene, live music venues, museums, performing arts, and a strong network of parks and greenways. The city’s proximity to Raleigh and Chapel Hill provides easy access to collegiate sports, cultural events, and nationally recognized festivals, while the nearby Eno River, state parks, and the American Tobacco Trail offer plentiful outdoor recreation. The area’s relatively moderate climate and four distinct seasons make it enjoyable year-round, with mild winters, vibrant springs, and long, pleasant fall seasons. The position is with a well-established home health agency serving patients in Durham and surrounding communities. The agency is closely connected to a highly regarded regional healthcare environment that includes Magnet-recognized health systems and academic medical centers, creating a culture that values evidence-based practice, continuing education, and clinical excellence. You will be part of an interdisciplinary, patient-centered team that supports collaboration, open communication, and professional growth. Clinicians in this setting often describe the environment as supportive and mission-driven, with leadership focused on quality care and realistic productivity expectations. In this role, the Home Health Physical Therapist provides one-on-one care in patients’ homes, focusing on functional rehabilitation, safety, and independence. A typical day includes driving to several patient homes within a defined geographic area, performing comprehensive assessments, developing individualized care plans, and delivering therapeutic interventions tailored to each patient’s goals and living environment. Common responsibilities include post-acute rehabilitation following orthopedic surgeries or hospitalizations, gait and balance training, strength and endurance programs, fall risk assessments, home safety evaluations, caregiver education, and coordination of durable medical equipment. You will collaborate closely with nurses and other therapists to manage complex medical conditions, monitor progress, and adjust treatment plans. Visit volumes and caseload expectations are structured to support safe, high-quality care and to allow time for thorough documentation and communication. Most visits are scheduled during daytime hours on weekdays, with the possibility of occasional weekend or rotating coverage depending on agency needs. You will use a portable electronic medical record system to document visits in real time, which helps streamline workflow and support compliance with regulatory standards. Patient populations are primarily adult and geriatric, with a mix of post-surgical, neurologic, cardiopulmonary, and chronic disease management cases, offering excellent opportunities to develop and refine a broad clinical skill set. This position is ideal for a Physical Therapist who values autonomy, enjoys working in the community, and wants to make a meaningful impact by helping patients remain safe and independent at home. The role offers exposure to a variety of clinical conditions, opportunities to participate in quality initiatives, and a clear path to professional growth within home health. Durham’s strong healthcare ecosystem and vibrant, livable community make this an excellent choice for clinicians looking to advance their careers while enjoying a high quality of life.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in the Pulaski, Tennessee area, a welcoming small-town community surrounded by rolling hills, open farmland, and beautiful countryside. Pulaski offers a relaxed lifestyle with a charming historic downtown, local shops and cafes, and a strong sense of community pride. The town’s location in southern Middle Tennessee provides a peaceful home base while still allowing easy weekend access by car to larger cities like Nashville, Columbia, and Huntsville for arts, entertainment, and dining. Living and working in and around Pulaski means enjoying a slower pace with less congestion and traffic, short commutes, and the chance to really get to know your neighbors and patients. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of nearby parks, scenic drives, and regional festivals, while history lovers will appreciate the area’s historic architecture and small-town traditions. The cost of living is generally more affordable than many larger metropolitan areas, making it an attractive place to settle or to experience as a traveler. As a Home Health Physical Therapist here, you will provide one-on-one care in patients’ homes throughout Pulaski and surrounding rural communities. Each day brings a variety of clinical situations as you help patients regain mobility, improve function, and maintain independence in their own familiar environments. You will perform comprehensive assessments, develop individualized plans of care, and deliver skilled interventions including strength and balance training, gait training, transfer training, and home safety modifications. Typical caseloads are designed to be manageable, with visit volumes tailored to support high-quality care and thorough documentation. You will travel between patient homes, often driving scenic country routes and working with a diverse patient population, primarily adults and older adults recovering from illness, surgery, injury, or managing chronic conditions. You will coordinate closely with an interdisciplinary team that may include nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, and home health aides to ensure cohesive, patient-centered care. A typical day often includes morning and afternoon home visits, completion of EMR documentation, communication with physicians and care coordinators, and regular phone or virtual check-ins with your home health team. You will have the opportunity to exercise a high level of clinical autonomy, while still benefiting from a supportive, collaborative structure and clinical leadership. The environment is well-suited for clinicians who value flexibility, independence, and the ability to see the full impact of their work over time. Shifts are generally daytime hours on weekdays, with some agencies requiring occasional weekend or on-call coverage depending on patient needs. Your schedule may include a mix of evaluation visits, routine follow-up visits, and re-assessments based on regulatory guidelines and the progression of your patients. Because care is delivered in the home, there is significant emphasis on patient and caregiver education, fall prevention strategies, and practical, functional training tailored to each patient’s living situation. This role is ideal for a Physical Therapist who enjoys meaningful, relationship-based care, appreciates the appeal of a friendly Tennessee town, and is looking for a position that offers both professional growth and a rewarding connection to the community they serve.

Facility seeks highly skilled Home Health Physical Therapist to join the team Travel Physical Therapist jobs in Richlands, VA let you help patients in home health settings regain mobility and independence through personalized therapy. You will assess patient needs, develop treatment plans, provide therapeutic interventions in their homes, and document progress to support recovery. Richlands, VA offers a welcoming small-town atmosphere with scenic mountain views, outdoor recreation, and a friendly community. Enjoy peaceful surroundings and easy access to nature during your assignment. To qualify, you need a degree in physical therapy from an accredited program and a valid Virginia PT license. Home health experience is valued. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters and clinical support, the AMN Passport mobile app for career management, and high ethical standards. Apply now to join this travel Physical Therapist assignment in Richlands, VA.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in the scenic community of Bluefield, West Virginia, a welcoming Appalachian city known for its mountain views, four-season climate, and relaxed pace of life. The area offers a blend of small-town charm and everyday conveniences, with local shops, restaurants, schools, and community events that create a strong sense of connection for residents and visitors alike. Bluefield and the surrounding region are ideal for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. You can explore nearby trails for hiking and biking, discover local parks and rivers for fishing and kayaking, and enjoy easy access to the broader “Heart of Appalachia” area with its rich cultural heritage, music, and festivals. The cost of living is generally lower than many urban centers, making it attractive for those seeking a comfortable lifestyle with room to grow professionally and personally. With a friendly community and a slower, more intentional pace, Bluefield offers an excellent setting for clinicians who want to make a meaningful impact. In this role, you will provide one-on-one, evidence-based physical therapy services to patients in their homes throughout Bluefield and neighboring communities. Typical patients include adults and older adults recovering from surgery, managing chronic conditions, or experiencing mobility and balance challenges that limit their independence. Your day will center on restoring function, improving safety, and helping patients remain in their homes safely and confidently. Core responsibilities include conducting comprehensive physical therapy evaluations in the home; developing individualized plans of care; performing therapeutic exercises and manual therapy as appropriate; implementing gait, balance, and transfer training; and making detailed home safety and equipment recommendations. You will educate patients and caregivers on home exercise programs, energy conservation, fall prevention, and mobility strategies tailored to each unique home environment. A typical day consists of traveling to several patient homes within a defined territory around Bluefield, performing initial evaluations and follow-up treatment visits, collaborating with the broader home health team, and completing electronic documentation. Visit volumes are designed to be clinically appropriate and manageable, allowing you to maintain high-quality, personalized care without sacrificing thorough assessment and education. While caseloads and visit numbers can vary, the focus remains on safe, effective, and functional outcomes for each individual. You will work closely with nurses, occupational therapists, speech therapists, social workers, and referring providers to coordinate care plans and ensure seamless communication. The team culture emphasizes collaboration, support, and open communication, with clinicians sharing insights and best practices to build on each other’s strengths. The home health environment offers a high degree of autonomy, professional respect, and the opportunity to see the direct impact of your interventions on patients’ daily lives. Because you are practicing in patients’ homes rather than a busy hospital or clinic, you will have the chance to truly individualize care. Each visit allows you to see how patients function in their actual living spaces, modify environments, and tailor recommendations to the realities of daily life. This often leads to strong therapeutic relationships and high professional satisfaction, as you can follow progress over time and see tangible improvements in independence and quality of life. The schedule for this Home Health Physical Therapist position typically follows daytime hours on weekdays, with some flexibility based on patient needs and agency structure. You can expect travel within a defined radius around Bluefield, with mileage supported per company policy. Although there are no traditional “beds” or unit ratios in home health, patient load and productivity expectations are designed to balance quality of care, documentation time, and clinician well-being. This is an excellent fit for a Physical Therapist who values autonomy, meaningful patient relationships, and the ability to shape care in a community setting. The combination of a supportive interdisciplinary team, a welcoming Appalachian community, and a patient-centered home health model makes this Bluefield, West Virginia role a compelling next step in a PT career.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in the welcoming community of Albany, Kentucky, a friendly small town surrounded by the rolling hills and natural beauty of south-central Kentucky. Albany offers a relaxed pace of life, close-knit neighborhoods, and a strong sense of community, making it an ideal setting for clinicians who value meaningful relationships with their patients. The area is a dream for outdoor enthusiasts. Albany sits within easy reach of Lake Cumberland and Dale Hollow Lake, both known for crystal-clear waters, scenic coves, and excellent boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming. Nearby state resort parks and trail systems provide opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing, while the Cumberland River and surrounding countryside offer peaceful views and a quiet retreat after the workday. With a low cost of living and a slower pace than urban centers, Albany gives you room to breathe, explore the outdoors, and enjoy a balanced lifestyle. As a Home Health Physical Therapist, you will provide one-on-one, evidence-based care to adult and geriatric patients in their homes in Albany and surrounding rural communities. You will conduct comprehensive evaluations, develop individualized treatment plans, and deliver interventions designed to improve functional mobility, maximize safety, and support patients in achieving their highest level of independence at home. Typical daily responsibilities include performing in-home assessments, creating and progressing home exercise programs, providing gait and balance training, educating patients and caregivers on safe transfers and use of assistive devices, and coordinating care with nurses, occupational therapists, speech therapists, social workers, and primary care providers. You will also play a key role in fall prevention, post-operative rehabilitation, chronic disease management support, and discharge planning from higher levels of care back into the home environment. Your schedule will generally follow daytime hours on weekdays, with potential for some flexibility based on patient needs and agency structure. Caseloads are designed to allow for reasonable drive times in and around Albany, with visits scheduled to minimize travel where possible. You can expect a mix of start-of-care visits, routine follow-ups, recertifications, and discharge visits, with time allocated for same-day electronic documentation. Working in this home health role provides a high level of autonomy and professional satisfaction, as you will see firsthand how your interventions improve patients’ safety and independence where it matters most—their own homes. You will be part of a supportive interdisciplinary team that values collaboration, open communication, and clinical excellence, with opportunities to deepen your skills in geriatric care, chronic condition management, and community-based rehabilitation.

Travel Home Health Physical Therapist job in Ronceverte, West Virginia: Start your assignment in Ronceverte, WV and deliver compassionate, patient-centered care to individuals in their homes. You will assess patient mobility, strength, and balance, create tailored treatment plans, and provide expert interventions to help patients regain independence12. Required qualifications include a degree in Physical Therapy from an accredited program and an active West Virginia PT license. Experience in home health care and strong communication skills are recommended2. Ronceverte offers scenic river views, historic charm, and access to outdoor recreation in the heart of West Virginia. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, exclusive discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters and clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 assistance. As a publicly traded company, AMN Healthcare upholds high ethical standards. Apply now to join this Travel Home Health Physical Therapist assignment in Ronceverte, West Virginia.

This Home Health Physical Therapist opportunity is based in Beckley, West Virginia, a welcoming community that serves as a hub for Southern West Virginia. Beckley offers the ease and friendliness of a small city with quick access to some of the most beautiful outdoor destinations in the region, including the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Residents enjoy scenic mountain views, extensive hiking and biking trails, whitewater rafting, climbing, fishing, and year-round outdoor activities, all within a short drive. The cost of living is notably affordable, allowing for a comfortable lifestyle with room to enjoy the area’s many recreational options. Beckley’s central role in Southern West Virginia means you will be working in a community that values healthcare professionals and relies on them as an essential part of its future. The area supports a strong healthcare, education, and service-based economy, with a down-to-earth culture, minimal commute times, and a sense of connection among neighbors. It is an ideal setting for clinicians who appreciate meaningful, community-centered work and the ability to truly get to know their patients. In this role, you will provide skilled Physical Therapy services to patients in their homes across Beckley and nearby communities. You will manage a caseload primarily consisting of adult and geriatric patients with a variety of diagnoses, including post-surgical, orthopedic, neurological, cardiopulmonary, and general deconditioning. You will conduct comprehensive evaluations, develop personalized treatment plans, and implement interventions designed to improve functional mobility, safety, strength, balance, and overall quality of life in the home environment. A typical day includes traveling between patient homes, performing initial and follow-up assessments, delivering therapeutic interventions, and educating patients and caregivers on home exercise programs, fall prevention strategies, and safe use of assistive devices. You will complete home safety evaluations and make recommendations for environmental modifications and equipment to support independence. Patient volume and visit schedules are structured to balance productivity with quality, allowing you to spend meaningful time with each patient while maintaining timely documentation in the agency’s EMR system. You will work as part of a supportive interdisciplinary team that may include nurses, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, social workers, and home health aides. Collaboration is emphasized through regular communication, care conferences, and coordinated treatment planning to ensure patients receive comprehensive, well-rounded care. While you will operate independently in the field, the team environment and leadership structure are designed to provide guidance, clinical support, and opportunities for ongoing professional growth. Home health practice in this setting offers a high degree of autonomy and the ability to tailor care directly to each patient’s goals and living situation. This role is well-suited for a Physical Therapist who enjoys one-on-one patient relationships, appreciates seeing the real-world impact of therapy on daily function, and values flexibility in their workday. It also provides a strong platform for building experience in community-based rehabilitation, complex case management, and patient education, making it a valuable step for your long-term career development.