Physical Therapist – Travel Assignment

We are seeking a Physical Therapist (PT) for a travel assignment with Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital in Hollister, California. This opportunity is for a Physical Therapist with experience working in inpatient and outpatient (IP & OP) settings and who is comfortable providing therapy services within an acute hospital environment.

The assignment is scheduled to begin Sep 17, 2026, for 13 weeks, with the possibility of an extension. The position follows an 8-hour day shift schedule and includes participation in a weekend rotation to cover the acute hospital. Candidates must have a current California license and BLS certification.

Position Details

• Specialty: Rehab Therapy

• Discipline: Physical Therapist (PT)

• Facility: Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital

• Location: Hollister, California

• Assignment Length: 13 weeks

• Extension: Possibility to extend

• Shift: 8-hour days

• Setting: Inpatient and outpatient

• Weekend Requirement: Participation in weekend rotation to cover the Acute Hospital

Responsibilities

• Provide physical therapy services in inpatient and outpatient settings

• Provide therapy services within the acute hospital

• Participate in the weekend rotation to support acute hospital coverage

• Perform duties associated with the assigned Physical Therapist role

Candidate Requirements

• Physical Therapist

• Experience in inpatient and outpatient (IP & OP) settings

• Current California License

• BLS certification

• Ability to work 8-hour day shifts

• Ability to participate in the weekend rotation

Schedule

The position follows an 8-hour day shift schedule. Candidates will participate in a weekend rotation to cover the Acute Hospital.

Assignment Details

• Duration: 13 weeks

• Extension: Possibility to extend

• Shift: 8-hour days

• Weekend Rotation: Required for Acute Hospital coverage

• Required License: Current California License

• Required Certification: BLS

• Low Census: One shift may be canceled every two-week pay period due to low census