New
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Travel Occupational Therapist in John Day, Oregon
$2420/wk gross · Outpatient · 13 weeks
- Starts 1/19/26
- Posted 4 days ago
Pays 16% above average for the area
Facility Details NEW
This facility serves a diverse patient population, including adults and seniors recovering from injury, surgery, or illness, as well as those managing chronic conditions. Therapists address orthopedic, neurological, and functional challenges to promote independence in daily living.
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Housing
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Average Rent $1200/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 weeks or less
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Application Fee $260
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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 $2420/wk
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Setting Outpatient
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Start Date 1/19/26
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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 John Day
John Day is a scenic, small-but-charming gateway to the John Day Fossil Beds and the John Day River—perfect for multi-week stays with daily hiking, trout fishing, scenic drives, cozy cafés, a friendly downtown and occasional community events, all with a lower cost of living that helps longer assignments feel like a real getaway.
While quieter than Oregon’s bigger towns, the area’s draws—world-class paleontology sites, wide-open high‑desert landscapes and easy access to backcountry trails—mean you won’t be stuck with nothing to do and can build a restorative routine between shifts.
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About John Day OR
John Day is a scenic, small-but-charming gateway to the John Day Fossil Beds and the John Day River—perfect for multi-week stays with daily hiking, trout fishing, scenic drives, cozy cafés, a friendly downtown and occasional community events, all with a lower cost of living that helps longer assignments feel like a real getaway.
While quieter than Oregon’s bigger towns, the area’s draws—world-class paleontology sites, wide-open high‑desert landscapes and easy access to backcountry trails—mean you won’t be stuck with nothing to do and can build a restorative routine between shifts.