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Physical Therapist, SNF (Job ID: 113)

Blue United Sourcing · Portland, Oregon, United States · 2026-02-16

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Physical Therapist (PT) – Skilled Nursing Facility
Location: Los Gatos, CA
Contract: 13-Week Assignment, but permanent placements also available! 36 Hours per Week
Pay: $57–$64 per hour
Start Date: Flexible
We are seeking a Travel Physical Therapist (PT) for a Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) in Los Gatos, California. This is a great opportunity for a PT looking for competitive pay, consistent hours, and an immediate start in a desirable Silicon Valley community.
Assignment Details
13-week travel contract
36 hours per week
Day shift
Skilled Nursing Facility setting
Start ASAP
Compensation
$57–$64/hour, based on experience
Weekly pay available
Key Responsibilities
Evaluate residents and develop individualized treatment plans
Provide physical therapy services to short-term rehab and long-term care patients
Accurately document treatments, progress, and outcomes
Collaborate with interdisciplinary care teams to optimize patient mobility and functional outcomes
Qualifications
Active California Physical Therapist license
Graduate of an accredited Physical Therapy program
SNF or geriatric experience preferred
Strong communication and documentation skills
Ability to start ASAP
Why Los Gatos, CA?
Los Gatos offers a charming downtown, scenic foothill views, and close proximity to San Jose, Silicon Valley, and outdoor recreation.

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