Travel Therapy Agency Reviews

Look for patterns across reviews rather than any one experience, and compare agencies side by side at TravelTherapyCompanies.com. Work with more than one agency at a time.

A travel therapist or assistant reviewing an agency they have worked with. The Write a Review form asks for your first name and last initial, your discipline, how long you have been traveling, the agency, your rating and your review, plus an email that is for verification only and never shared or displayed. Its guidelines ask you to focus on your direct experience of the recruiter, pay, benefits and support, and to leave out patient information and facility names.

A published review shows your first name and last initial, your discipline if you gave one, your rating and the date, next to your words as you wrote them.

A member of our staff reads every review sent through the Write a Review form, and it is then published exactly as written or not published at all. We never edit a review, not even its spelling; see how we verify reviews.

The site does not offer a way to change a review once it is sent. To raise something about a review, use the publisher’s contact page.

TravelTherapyReviews.com belongs to ProTherapy Staffing, a travel therapy agency owned and run by licensed physical therapists. ProTherapy publishes this site and is also one of the agencies reviewed here. Reviews of ProTherapy go through the same staff check as reviews of every other agency.

Each agency page shows that agency’s public ratings from Glassdoor and Facebook, with the date we read them and a link to each. We don’t combine them into one score, and we don’t rank agencies.

You get a separate wage statement from each agency that employs you, and the IRS says you are more likely to need to increase your withholding if you have more than one job. Your retirement-plan salary deferral limit is also one personal limit each calendar year, no matter how many plans you’re in.