Real Travelers.
Real Experience.
Real Advice.

She's passionate about helping new grads avoid the mistakes she made early on.

Marcus made the leap from a comfortable hospital staff position to travel at 28 and never looked back. Now he helps OTs who are thinking about making the same transition understand what they're getting into — and why it's worth it.

As one of the newer mentors in the program, Jessica brings fresh perspective on what the COTA travel market actually looks like right now — both its challenges and the opportunities that often get overlooked by job boards and recruiters.

Three agencies. Chris is the most experienced mentor in our program and the one to talk to if you're thinking about the long game — traveling with a family, optimizing over time, and eventually deciding when to stop.

Nina is in her first year of travel and joined as a mentor to give back the kind of support she wished she'd had when she started. Her perspective is raw, real, and current — she's navigating the same challenges you're facing right now.

Finding outpatient contracts as a traveler is harder than the job boards suggest — Tyler knows exactly why and how to work around it.

Rachel chose medical travel because she wanted the clinical depth of dysphagia work — not school year calendars. She helps SLPs who want hospital-based contracts understand how to position themselves and which markets to target.