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Travel Physical Therapist — Acute Care
Harbor Point Medical Center • Aya Healthcare
San Diego, CA • Cost of living index 146
$3,040
Est. weekly gross
$2,733
Est. weekly take-home
$39,520
Total contract
+39%
vs market
Scout Score
88/100
Excellent Contract
Strong compensation and benefits. Weakest link is cost of living.
- Compensation$3,040/wk
- Cost of livingCOL 146
- Contract quality40 guaranteed hrs
- BenefitsFull package
- Facility rating4.5 / 5
- Traveler reviews2 reviews
- Cancellation terms30-day notice
Compensation
- Taxable hourly rate
- $32/hr
- Weekly taxable pay
- $1,280
- Housing stipend
- $1,340/wk
- Meals & incidentals
- $420/wk
- Weekly gross
- $3,040
- Estimated weekly take-home
- $2,733 (estimate)
- Overtime rate
- 1.5x taxable
- Overtime rules
- OT after 8 hrs/day, double time after 12
- Holiday pay
- 1.5x on facility-observed holidays
Contract
- Contract length
- 13 weeks
- Guaranteed hours
- 40 hrs/wk
- Scheduled hours
- 40 hrs/wk
- Shift
- Days
- Start date
- 9/14/2026
- End date
- 12/13/2026
- Cancellation policy
- 30-day written notice by either party
- Extension options
- Extension offered at 8 weeks, same rate or better
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Day-1 PPO, $0 traveler premium
- Dental
- Included
- Vision
- Included
- 401(k)
- 401(k) with 4% match
- PTO
- Accrued, paid out at end of contract
- License reimbursement
- Up to $250
- Travel reimbursement
- $600 paid on first check
- CEU allowance
- $500/year
- Other
- 24/7 clinical support line
Facility
- Facility name
- Harbor Point Medical Center
- Facility type
- Acute Care Hospital
- Specialty
- Acute Care
- Beds
- 700
- Location
- San Diego, CA
- Facility rating
- 4.5 / 5
Scout notes
Guaranteed hours in writing, travel reimbursement paid on first check. Weekend rotation is 1 in 4.
Traveler Reviews
4.5(2)
Marissa T.
Physical Therapist • Jun 2026
Recruiter honored the guaranteed hours when census dropped. Housing stipend hit on time every week.
Devon R.
Physical Therapist • Apr 2026
Great pay for San Diego. Onboarding paperwork was slow, but the unit team was welcoming.