$2,884
est. weekly gross
Scout 88
- Taxable hourly
- $34/hr
- Weekly stipend
- $1,660
- Length
- 13 wks • 36 hrs
- Starts
- 10/5/2026
- Profession
- Physical Therapist
- Setting
- Acute Care
- Facility type
- Acute Care Hospital
- Shift
- Days
All clinics
Evergreen Summit Medical
Seattle, WA • Cost of living index 138
Acute Care Hospital • Acute Care • 385 beds
Clinic Scout Score
90/100
Excellent place to work
90
Clinic
88
Contract
89
Overall
Management100
Patient Load77
Productivity96
Workflow97
Clinical Experience78
Work-Life Balance90
The workplace, by category
Management
100Leadership, communication and how travelers are treated
- Supportive leadership100
- Communication100
- Responsiveness99
- Micromanagement (reverse scored)100
- Overall manager experience100
Patient Load
77How many patients you actually carry in a day
- Average patients per day74
- Average evaluations per day73
- Typical treatment length85
- Caseload complexity71
- Double booking frequency81
Productivity
96Expectations, pressure and documentation reality
- Productivity percentage expectations95
- Productivity pressure93
- Documentation expectations100
- Time available for documentation97
Workflow
97How well the clinic actually runs day to day
- Scheduling efficiency93
- Front desk support100
- Referral flow91
- Administrative support100
- Clinic organization100
Clinical Experience
78What you get to learn and practice here
- Mentorship70
- Autonomy79
- Variety of diagnoses72
- Equipment and resources90
- Ability to practice clinically80
Work-Life Balance
90Whether the job stays at the job
- Ability to leave on time89
- Lunch breaks83
- Schedule predictability86
- Overtime91
- Overall stress level99
Key clinic statistics
- Avg patients / day
- 9
- Avg evals / day
- 2
- Productivity req.
- 83%
- Double booking
- Occasional
- Avg treatment time
- 45 min
- Documentation
- Light — time built in
- Would return
- 88%
- Travelers reporting
- 9
What travelers love
- •Supportive management
- •Organized, well-run schedule
- •Realistic productivity targets
Common concerns
- •Limited mentorship for complex cases
- •Occasional double booking
What will my day look like?
Typical travel PT day, reconstructed from traveler-reported volume, evals and double bookings.
- 7:30Arrive, chart review
- 8:00Evaluation
- 8:30Patient
- 9:00Evaluation
- 9:30Patient
- 10:00Patient
- 10:30Double booked
- 11:00Patient
- 11:30Patient
- 12:00Documentation
- 12:30Leave
Traveler reviews
4.5(5)
Management
4.6
Patient volume
4.5
Productivity expectations
4.6
Double booking
4.5
Documentation
4.2
Scheduling
4.7
Front office / support staff
4.6
Mentorship
4.3
Autonomy
4.2
Work-life balance
4.5
Treatment time
4.5
Caseload complexity
4.4
Equipment / resources
4.6
Tasha E.
Occupational Therapist • Jan 2026
Would not return
Great variety of diagnoses and the equipment was solid. Documentation time is tight — I charted through part of lunch most days.
One afternoon a patient no-showed and the front desk immediately backfilled it rather than leaving me with a hole.
Management 4Patient volume 4.5Productivity expectations 5Double booking 4Documentation 4.5Scheduling 5Elena M.
Occupational Therapist • Mar 2026
Would not return
Schedule was full but fair. Front desk kept cancellations filled, which helped me hit productivity without rushing anyone.
Management 5Patient volume 4.5Productivity expectations 4Double booking 4Documentation 4Scheduling 5Kellen Y.
Occupational Therapist • May 2026
Would not return
Leadership checked in during my first week and then let me practice. Double bookings happened maybe once a week.
Management 4.5Patient volume 5Productivity expectations 4Double booking 5Documentation 4Scheduling 4.5Devon V.
Occupational Therapist • Jul 2026
Would return
Schedule was full but fair. Front desk kept cancellations filled, which helped me hit productivity without rushing anyone.
The DOR covered a treatment for me so I could finish notes before close.
Management 4.5Patient volume 4Productivity expectations 5Double booking 5Documentation 4.5Scheduling 5Tasha L.
Speech Language Pathologist • Sep 2026
Would return
Great variety of diagnoses and the equipment was solid. Documentation time is tight — I charted through part of lunch most days.
Management 5Patient volume 4.5Productivity expectations 5Double booking 4.5Documentation 4Scheduling 4
Contracts at this clinic
1 open • Contract Score 88Past contract pay history
| Contract | Dates | Agency | Weekly gross | Contract | vs now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Travel Physical Therapist — Acute Care | 10/5/2025 – 1/3/2026 | NuWest Group | $2,712 | 77 | +6% |
| Travel Physical Therapist — Acute Care | 10/5/2024 – 1/3/2025 | Host Healthcare | $2,540 | 73 | +14% |