Begin your next career chapter as a Travel Physical Therapist in the field of Physical Therapy, joining a supportive network that values your expertise and drives patient outcomes. From the foothills of Great Falls, Montana, you’ll impact diverse patient populations while enjoying the breathtaking landscapes of the region. Montana’s wide skies, rugged trails, and welcoming communities provide a backdrop for professional growth and personal renewal. This role also offers the potential to work in multiple locations across the United States, expanding your clinical repertoire and broadening your professional horizons. Start Date 01/05/2026, with a contract described as Weeks in duration and guaranteed hours designed to deliver consistency in your schedule. Location Benefits: Great Falls serves as a gateway to outdoor exploration, with easy access to river recreation, mountain views, and a thriving local culture. Working here means experiencing a high quality of life, a collaborative medical community, and a manageable cost of living that supports a balanced lifestyle. For those who relish variety, the opportunity to rotate to different sites across the U.S. means exposure to a spectrum of patient populations, facility types, and care models. You’ll gain firsthand insight into rural, suburban, and urban healthcare settings, strengthening clinical judgment and expanding your professional network. When you’re ready to explore other corners of the country, you’ll do so with the confidence that comes from a robust support system and a clearly defined pathway for extension opportunities. Montana’s natural beauty—the expansive skies, nearby foothills, and access to national parks—offers a refreshing backdrop to your professional journey, helping you recharge after impactful patient care sessions. Role Specifics and Benefits: Role overview: The Travel Physical Therapist will provide evaluation, treatment planning, and evidence-based therapeutic interventions across varied clinical environments in accordance with facility needs and patient goals. You will conduct mobility training, gait analysis, manual therapy, range of motion procedures, neuromuscular re-education, functional training, and discharge planning. You’ll document progress precisely, communicate with physicians and care teams, and participate in care coordination to optimize outcomes. The role emphasizes clinical autonomy, ongoing professional development within the Physical Therapy specialty, and the ability to adapt expertise to diverse patient populations, from acute settings to outpatient rehabilitation.