Travel Physical Therapist (PT) - $2,379 per week in Lubbock, TX

AlliedTravelCareers is working with Windsor Healthcare Recruitment Group, Inc. to find a qualified Physical Therapist (PT) in Lubbock, Texas, 79410!

Pay Information

$2,379 per week

About The Position

1YR / 1ST TIMERS OK - Acute Care PT - Req 9156 Will position float between units : No Is on-call required? No Are weekends required? Yes Rotation for weekend with FT therapy staff Are block schedules required? No What are expected ratios? 1 : 1 Special requirements : Are 48 hours approved : No Hospital Highlights Type of Facility : Short Term Acute Care Total Staffed Beds : 379 Level II Trauma Center Department Uniform / Dress : a. The dress code for licensed nursing personnel (RN, LVN) is solid navy blue colored uniforms or scrub attire. (Scrub tops may have colored piping.) Print tops are not acceptable attire except for licensed staff in the Children's Hospital (PED, Pedi, PICU, NICU). Women's Services (L&D, Mom / Baby) will meet the requirements for their unit specific scrub attire. b. The dress code for unlicensed personnel (US, CNA, PCA, NT, MT) is solid hunter green colored uniforms or scrub attire. Print tops are not acceptable except in the areas noted above. Parking Notes : Free in any unrestricted space, Please park in any of the free surface parking lots with signs that say Employee / Visitor Parking

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