Student Outreach
We can help you find your perfect job match in healthcare. Learn about our Travel Nursing and Rehab Therapy Student Outreach Program.
Enjoy a rewarding career in healthcare
A career in healthcare is rewarding and offers a robust long-term career plan, with many advantages to being a traveling medical professional. The joys of traveling, making lifelong friendships, and earning well are just a few of the benefits of healthcare careers in travel nursing and therapy. Finding your first job after graduation can be overwhelming, which is why Talent4Health is there to help.
Talent4Health is accredited by the Joint Commission and has direct relationships with leading healthcare organizations. We’re there to find the perfect opportunity for you, helping you make a seamless transition from school to career.
Our student outreach team works with students and new grads and is always on-hand at any stage during your schooling, following you through to graduation. We’re there to help you as you begin your professional career.
What happens when you find your perfect role?
• Up to 50-100% higher pay than permanent roles
• Travel to different locations
• Pay off student loans
• Enjoy great flexibility
• Quality assured—this comes from working for a Joint Commission accredited provider
• Exceptional rewards package: medical/dental, vacation pay, CEU reimbursement benefits, and a 401K with employer match.
Our Student Outreach Program
Our outreach team exists to assist graduates and newly experienced medical professionals with their first major career move and make the transition to the world of work as painless as possible.
The experience of joining the workforce can feel challenging and stressful. Our outreach team is on your side to guide you. We assist graduates and newly experienced medical professionals with their first major career move, and make the transition to the world of work effortless.
We give students and new graduates in the physical, occupational, and speech therapy fields access to knowledge of the healthcare market through our programs. Our professionals have hands-on experience and know what it’s like to work in healthcare, what to expect, and the kinds of opportunities open to new entrants.
Your questions, answered
Read our FAQ to find instant answers to common queries.
How do I get started on a career in travel therapy, travel nursing, or travel medical laboratory?
For nurses, you just need 1 year of recent and relevant in experience in your chosen setting. For PT and OT graduates, your last year of clinicals count, so you don’t have to wait to travel. We can hire you right after graduation. Similar or Lab, if you have recent and relevant clinical experience as part of your education, we can help.
Am I able to travel as a new graduate?
For nurses, you just need 1 year of recent and relevant in experience in your chosen setting. For PT and OT graduates, your last year of clinicals count, so you don’t have to wait to travel. We can hire you right after graduation. Similar or Lab, if you have recent and relevant clinical experience as part of your education, we can help.
What makes T4H the best student outreach provider?
Talent4Health is accredited by the Joint Commission. Travelers come to us because our recruiters go the extra mile. We will match you with award-winning facilities and use our client relationships to give you the best assignments around the country.
Is there a fee for your services?
No. Never. We are here to find you the best opportunities at no cost to you.
Why do people generally become a travelling therapist, nurse or lab tech professional?
Various reasons: it offers a lifestyle that grants better flexibility, higher pay, opportunity to travel, and of course, adventure. It’s also great for those who feel stuck in a rut.
How do I get started on a career in travel therapy, travel nursing, or travel medical laboratory?
Any setting you enjoy, we have a position: Acute Care, Inpatient/Outpatient, Rehab, Clinics, Long-Term Care, Assisted Living, LTACH, etc.
Do I need full-time employment experience?
If you’ve completed PT and OT clinicals, or, you have completed one year as a nurse, you can work as a traveler.