Your allied disciplinein the setting that suits it
Allied health work changes with the setting, from a full outpatient schedule to a single evaluation at the bedside. Explore therapy, imaging, respiratory, laboratory and surgical roles with a practice that starts from your discipline and the way you want to practice.
Set the pace of your working year
Some clinicians add a few visits to a full week, and others spend an academic year in a school across the country.The arrangement you choose decides how your caseload and your calendar fit together.
Visits and shifts as you choose them
Pick up treatment visits or shifts at facilities near home. Per diem lets you add hours alongside a permanent role, or try a setting before you commit to it.
A new caseload within reach of home
Spend a set period with a nearby department, clinic or school. You meet a different patient population and team while your life at home carries on.
A new department in a new city
Take an assignment in another part of the country, commonly 13 weeks, or an academic year contract in a school. Travel suits clinicians who settle quickly into a new department and enjoy the change.
A department to build your practice in
Join a department where you can develop your clinical skills over years. A permanent role lets you know your patients, your colleagues and your caseload well.
Find your disciplinein every setting it serves
Every discipline has its own measure of good work.Find yours and the settings where you want to practice it.
PT · PTA · Acute care · Inpatient rehab · SNF · Outpatient · Home health
Physical therapy
Help patients regain the movement their daily life depends on.
Evaluations and treatment follow patients after surgery, stroke or injury, across acute care, inpatient rehab, skilled nursing, outpatient clinics and home health.
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OT · COTA · Acute care · SNF · Schools · Home health
Occupational therapy
Help people do the daily tasks that matter to them.
From dressing at home to taking part in class, the work spans acute care, skilled nursing, schools and home health.
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SLP · SLPA · Schools · Acute care · SNF · Outpatient
Speech-language pathology
Support how children and adults communicate and swallow.
School roles follow the academic year and the IEP calendar. Hospital and skilled nursing roles bring evaluations and swallow studies to the bedside.
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RRT · CRT · ICU · Emergency · NICU · Pulmonary function
Respiratory therapy
Respiratory care at every stage of a patient’s stay.
Ventilator management, blood gases and rapid responses take you through ICUs, emergency departments, NICUs and pulmonary function labs.
See respiratory therapy roles
Rad tech · Sonographer · X-ray · CT · MRI · Mammography
Imaging
Build your imaging career across modalities.
Roles span X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography and ultrasound, with scheduled outpatients alongside urgent studies from emergency and inpatient care.
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MLS · MLT · Chemistry · Hematology · Microbiology · Blood bank
Laboratory
Produce the results that guide clinical decisions.
Roles span chemistry, hematology, microbiology and blood bank for medical laboratory scientists and technicians.
See laboratory roles
CST · General OR · CVOR · Orthopedics · Sterile processing
Surgical technology
Keep each case ready, from setup to final count.
Roles span general surgery, cardiovascular and orthopedic operating rooms and sterile processing, across planned and emergency cases.
See surgical technology rolesAdvice that starts from your discipline
Each allied profession is measured differently, by the clock, the caseload or the study.
Advice grounded in your discipline
An allied health advisor on our board shapes how our practice works. A physical therapist and a sonographer face very different days, so the advice you receive starts from the discipline you practice.
Caseload as part of the decision
Pace and caseload vary widely between departments, and both shape the care you can give. We weigh them alongside the way you want to practice as you consider each role.
Settings worth exploring early
Your discipline can take you from a hospital department to a rehab gym or a school. Talking before an opening appears gives those settings room to be considered properly.
Commitment shaped around your calendar
Our allied health practice covers individual shifts, contracts and permanent roles, including academic year assignments in schools. The arrangement you choose can follow the calendar your life already keeps.
The allied health practice
The people you’ll talk to, and the clinicians who guide them.
Allied clinicians, in their own words
Therapists and technologists share their experiences with us.
“I really enjoyed my time with Advantra Health. They found the perfect job for me. The staff was very clear and communicative with the job description and onboarding. They were extremely responsive when I had any questions or concerns. I highly recommend Advantra Health for travel PT!”
“My recruiter has been awesome. Anything I need, and complaints I’ve had she was right there ready and listening!”
“I am truly happy with Advantra Health and hope to keep providing care for assignments that have need!!!”
“Advantra Health has been such a pleasure to work with! My recruiter is always responsive, problem solving, encouraging, and eager to help with any need I have ever had! Thank you all for being the dream team!”
“Advantra Health’s licensing department has been a blessing. They’ve helped me stay on track with managing 13 licenses. If there was an issue with pay, the payroll staff was always quick and efficient to correct a mistake.”
“My recruiter is a great and an awesome Recruiter, he is a friend more than a Recruiter, he is very helpful, professional and get the job done as quick as possible, he is always there for you, answers all the questions. I definitely recommend my recruiter.”
“I want to take this opportunity to praise my recruiter at Advantra Health in her many efforts finding me a great job. I had been out of work for a number of years, homeschooling my sons, and my recruiter picked up the ball and got rolling sending out my resume to various school districts in West Virginia. When one offer didn’t work for me, she pursued and found me another offer with a school district closer to home. My recruiter is punctual, professional and courteous and has that sense of urgency making it easy to trust her. Once I left a message on her phone while she was away on vacation, and she called me back the same day! She truly is devoted to her job and made me feel as if we had worked together for years. I am so thankful for my recruiter and for Advantra Health!”
Stories from allied clinicians
Therapists and technologists describe the choices behind their work, from a change of setting to a new modality.
All allied health stories
Moving from acute care into outpatient therapy
What changes when your patients arrive on a schedule.
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A first travel contract as a respiratory therapist
Learning a new hospital’s equipment and routines in the first weeks.
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Adding a second modality
The study and practice behind a second imaging skill.
Read the storyQuestions allied clinicians ask us
Have another question? We would be glad to discuss it.
It depends on your discipline. Physical therapy has an interstate compact across member states, while most allied professions license state by state. We’ll start with the states where you’re already licensed.
Yes. PTA, COTA and SLPA roles sit mainly in skilled nursing, outpatient and school settings.
Yes. School-based SLP and OT contracts usually follow the academic year, and we plan them around the calendar with you.
Most roles ask for recent experience in your discipline and setting, often a year or more. Each job page lists what that facility requires.
It depends on the facility, the state license and your credentials. We talk timing through with you before anything is submitted.