New
Direct
Travel Occupational Therapist in Salmon, Idaho
$2250/wk gross · Skilled Nursing · 13 weeks
- Starts 12/15/25
- Posted 4 days ago
Pays 9% above average for the area
Facility Details NEW
This facility serves adult and geriatric patients with neurological, orthopedic, and post-surgical conditions, focusing on rehabilitation and improving daily living skills. Therapists will encounter diverse cases including stroke recovery, joint replacements, and chronic illness management.
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Housing
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Average Rent $1317/mo
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Rentals Available Less than 10 on average
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Pet Friendly Less than 5% of rentals
Licensure
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Estimated Timeline 2-4 weeks
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Application Fee $80
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Compact State No
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 $2250/wk
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Setting Skilled Nursing
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Start Date 12/15/25
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Posted Date 4 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 Salmon
Salmon, Idaho is a friendly, outdoors-focused mountain town on the Salmon River and a gateway to the Frank Church–River of No Return Wilderness, offering whitewater rafting, fly-fishing, extensive hiking and hunting access—ideal for weeks when you want daily access to dramatic scenery and outdoor adventure.
It’s remote with limited nightlife and big-city services, but that remoteness fosters a strong community vibe and seasonally rich outdoor culture, so it can quickly feel like a refreshingly livable spot for travel therapists who love nature, quiet neighborhoods, and small‑town camaraderie.
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About Salmon ID
Salmon, Idaho is a friendly, outdoors-focused mountain town on the Salmon River and a gateway to the Frank Church–River of No Return Wilderness, offering whitewater rafting, fly-fishing, extensive hiking and hunting access—ideal for weeks when you want daily access to dramatic scenery and outdoor adventure.
It’s remote with limited nightlife and big-city services, but that remoteness fosters a strong community vibe and seasonally rich outdoor culture, so it can quickly feel like a refreshingly livable spot for travel therapists who love nature, quiet neighborhoods, and small‑town camaraderie.