New
Direct
Travel Physical Therapist in Kingston, Washington
$2200/wk gross · Outpatient · 13 weeks
- Starts 12/15/25
- Posted 3 days ago
Pays 6% above average for the area
Facility Details NEW
This facility offers outpatient physical therapy for patients of all ages, treating orthopedic, sports, post-surgical, and neurological conditions. Therapists manage diverse cases, from injury recovery to chronic pain.
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Housing
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Average Rent $1767/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 4-6 weeks
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Application Fee $65
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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 $2200/wk
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Setting Outpatient
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Start Date 12/15/25
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Posted Date 3 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 Kingston
Kingston is a charming waterfront village on the north Kitsap Peninsula with marinas, easy kayaking, sandy beaches, forested hikes and sweeping Olympic Mountain views — a compact, walkable base with cafés, groceries and short‑term rentals that make multi‑week stays comfortable and interesting.
Regular Washington State Ferries put Seattle within easy reach for big‑city dining, arts and major medical centers, while nearby Bainbridge Island (and Poulsbo) offer additional restaurants, boutiques and year‑round outdoor recreation, so you get small‑town calm without feeling isolated.
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About Kingston WA
Kingston is a charming waterfront village on the north Kitsap Peninsula with marinas, easy kayaking, sandy beaches, forested hikes and sweeping Olympic Mountain views — a compact, walkable base with cafés, groceries and short‑term rentals that make multi‑week stays comfortable and interesting.
Regular Washington State Ferries put Seattle within easy reach for big‑city dining, arts and major medical centers, while nearby Bainbridge Island (and Poulsbo) offer additional restaurants, boutiques and year‑round outdoor recreation, so you get small‑town calm without feeling isolated.