Travel Therapy Jobs in Ohio

8 current ProTherapy postings in Ohio across PT, PTA, SLP. Median weekly pay across those postings, all disciplines combined, is $2,130. Updated 2026-10-05.

8
Current postings
$2,130
Median weekly pay
8
Cities hiring
3
Disciplines hiring

Travel Therapy Jobs in Ohio

PT
Travel Physical Therapist
Zanesville, OH
Outpatient
Starts ASAP
$3,070/week
PT
Travel Physical Therapist
Cincinnati, OH
SNF
Starts ASAP
$2,130/week
PT
Travel Physical Therapist
Sylvania, OH
SNF
Starts 11/16/2026
$2,130/week
PT
Travel Physical Therapist
Toledo, OH
SNF
Starts 11/16/2026
$2,130/week
PTA
Travel Physical Therapist Assistant
Fostoria, OH
SNF
Starts ASAP
$1,260/week

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Top Cities in Ohio

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Licensure Info

PT Compact state. OT Compact state. ASLP Compact state. If you'd like to work in Ohio, tell a recruiter your discipline and where you're licensed: Find my next contract.

Working as a Travel Therapist in Ohio

Ohio currently has 8 open ProTherapy postings, advertised at a median of $2,130 per week (gross, before tax). The cost of living is low, which means your stipends go further — more money in your pocket. Popular cities include Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati. The postings above show which disciplines and settings are hiring in Ohio right now.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Ohio tax a nonresident's pay for work done in Ohio?

The Ohio Department of Taxation says: “Compensation earned by a nonresident of Ohio is allocated to Ohio if the compensation is for personal services performed in Ohio.” Source: Ohio Department of Taxation: Income, Allocation of Compensation, read October 10, 2026.

Who owes Ohio income tax?

The Ohio Department of Taxation says that “every nonresident having Ohio-sourced income is subject to the Ohio income tax, unless the nonresident's only Ohio-sourced income is wages earned while living in Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, Michigan or Pennsylvania.” Source: Ohio Department of Taxation: Income, General Information, read October 10, 2026.

How does Ohio split a nonresident's pay between states?

The Ohio Department of Taxation says: “Ohio uses a "days-worked" method to allocate the compensation of nonresidents.” Source: Ohio Department of Taxation: Income, Allocation of Compensation, read October 10, 2026.

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