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Travel Physical Therapist in Oxon Hill, Maryland
$2100/wk gross · Outpatient · 13 weeks
- Starts 12/22/25
- Posted 5 days ago
Pays 8% above average for the area
Housing
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Average Rent $2138/mo
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Rentals Available Less than 10 on average
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Pet Friendly 75% of rentals
Licensure
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Estimated Timeline 2-4 weeks
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Application Fee $150
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Compact State Yes
Insurance
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Coverage Medical, Dental, Vision
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Starts day 1 of assignment
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Costs Starting at $56/wk
Job Details
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Weekly Gross $2100/wk
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Setting Outpatient
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Start Date 12/22/25
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Posted Date 5 days ago
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Last Updated Today
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Length 13 weeks
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Shift Days (5/8hr)
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Reimbursements Travel, Licensure, CEU
About Oxon Hill, Maryland
Oxon Hill sits on the Potomac just south of Washington, D.C., and punches above its size with National Harbor’s waterfront restaurants, shops and the MGM National Harbor resort, plus riverfront parks and trails—ideal for evenings and weekend exploring during multiweek assignments.
You’re minutes from Washington, D.C.’s museums, theaters and dining scenes and a short trip to historic Alexandria’s cobblestone Old Town and waterfront, so short-term stays can feel like a lively urban base rather than a dead-end posting.
You’re minutes from Washington, D.C.’s museums, theaters and dining scenes and a short trip to historic Alexandria’s cobblestone Old Town and waterfront, so short-term stays can feel like a lively urban base rather than a dead-end posting.
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About Oxon Hill, Maryland
Oxon Hill sits on the Potomac just south of Washington, D.C., and punches above its size with National Harbor’s waterfront restaurants, shops and the MGM National Harbor resort, plus riverfront parks and trails—ideal for evenings and weekend exploring during multiweek assignments.
You’re minutes from Washington, D.C.’s museums, theaters and dining scenes and a short trip to historic Alexandria’s cobblestone Old Town and waterfront, so short-term stays can feel like a lively urban base rather than a dead-end posting.
You’re minutes from Washington, D.C.’s museums, theaters and dining scenes and a short trip to historic Alexandria’s cobblestone Old Town and waterfront, so short-term stays can feel like a lively urban base rather than a dead-end posting.