Travel therapy is an exciting career alternative that allows our school professionals to travel across the country to help make a difference in other neighborhoods outside of their own.

Our expert career specialists will guide you through the process of obtaining a license for the state you are traveling to.

There are great advantages working as a traveler. You can earn high compensation and potential tax-free allowances, as well as receive professional development reimbursements, free CEUs, clinical support, wellness reimbursement, and student loan repayment options.

Contract length varies, but most are typically set for one full school year (typically 180+ days), offering consistent schedules and number of hours.

Through our clinical quality program, we help guide clinicians in a school-based setting through mentoring, support in clinical processes, report writing, scheduling, time management, caseload management, IEP process, service delivery, documentation, professional development, and more.

The Stepping Stones Group offers assistance to identify housing accommodations for each travel therapy assignment. Many of our therapists choose to identify their own housing arrangements.

To be assigned to an allied travel position by The Stepping Stones Group, you must be a graduate of a U.S. - accredited allied healthcare program, hold a valid professional practice license or certification, and present proof of your right to work in the United States (the most common forms of this are your birth certificate, social security card, or U.S. passport). Additionally, your designated travel facility, or tax home, must be 50+ miles from your permanent residence.