Travel Occupational Therapist in WinstonSalem, North Carolina
$1885/wk gross · Skilled Nursing · 13 weeks
- Starts 4/22/26
- Posted 7 days ago
Housing
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Average Rent $1503/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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Initial Costs $110
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Compact State No
Insurance
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Coverage Medical, Dental, Vision
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Starts after day 1 of assignment
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Costs Starting at $75/wk
Job Details
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Weekly Gross $1885/wk
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Setting Skilled Nursing
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Start Date 4/22/26
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Posted Date 7 days ago
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Last Updated Today
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Length 13 weeks
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Shift Day (5/8hr)
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Reimbursements Travel, Licensure, CEU
About WinstonSalem, North Carolina
Winston‑Salem blends a compact, walkable downtown with a lively arts scene, craft breweries and coffee shops, historic Old Salem and museums like Reynolda House, plus greenways and nearby lakes for easy outdoor weekends—affordable and friendly for travel therapists who want a stimulating multi‑week stay rather than a dead‑end assignment. The city’s manageable size means short commutes and plenty of ways to plug into local events, fitness classes and foodie culture.
Within the Piedmont Triad you’re a short drive from Greensboro (about 30 miles) and High Point (about 15 miles) for an international airport, larger hospitals, shopping and extra weekend options.
Within the Piedmont Triad you’re a short drive from Greensboro (about 30 miles) and High Point (about 15 miles) for an international airport, larger hospitals, shopping and extra weekend options.
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About WinstonSalem, North Carolina
Winston‑Salem blends a compact, walkable downtown with a lively arts scene, craft breweries and coffee shops, historic Old Salem and museums like Reynolda House, plus greenways and nearby lakes for easy outdoor weekends—affordable and friendly for travel therapists who want a stimulating multi‑week stay rather than a dead‑end assignment. The city’s manageable size means short commutes and plenty of ways to plug into local events, fitness classes and foodie culture.
Within the Piedmont Triad you’re a short drive from Greensboro (about 30 miles) and High Point (about 15 miles) for an international airport, larger hospitals, shopping and extra weekend options.
Within the Piedmont Triad you’re a short drive from Greensboro (about 30 miles) and High Point (about 15 miles) for an international airport, larger hospitals, shopping and extra weekend options.