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Floyd Healthcare Management

Peds BMT Med Dir

Charlotte, NC

$165K - $214K/yr

... and Cellular Therapies to join the Atrium Health Levine Children's Hospital Cancer and Blood ... This pivotal role offers the opportunity to guide and grow a key program, uniting a talented team ...

AccentCare, Inc.

$124K - $152K/yr

Del Valle, Chatswoth, Woodland Hills, Encino, Burbank, San Fernando, Forest Park Schedule: Monday ... You'll assess mobility needs, create personalized treatment plans, and guide exercises that restore ...

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How much do forest therapy guide jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 24, 2026, the average hourly pay for forest therapy guide in the United States is $19.71, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $13.70 and $19.95 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Forest Therapy Guide position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Forest Therapy Guide, you need a strong understanding of ecological principles, group facilitation, and a foundation in outdoor safety, typically supported by specialized training or certification from organizations such as the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy (ANFT). Familiarity with risk assessment tools, basic first aid kits, and navigation equipment is important for ensuring participant safety. Exceptional communication, empathy, and the ability to create a calming presence are standout soft skills for building trust and guiding reflective experiences. These skills are vital to foster safe, meaningful, and transformative experiences in natural settings for diverse groups.

What is a Forest Therapy Guide job?

A Forest Therapy Guide is a trained professional who leads individuals or groups through immersive, sensory-based experiences in nature to promote well-being. They facilitate slow, mindful walks and suggest activities that encourage deep connection with the natural environment. Unlike hiking or nature education, forest therapy focuses on relaxation, stress reduction, and overall mental and physical health benefits. Guides create a safe and supportive space for participants, allowing them to engage with nature in a meaningful and restorative way.

What does a typical day look like for a Forest Therapy Guide?

A typical day for a Forest Therapy Guide involves preparing for and leading guided walks or immersive nature experiences, planning routes, and ensuring all safety protocols are in place. You may spend your time crafting sessions that include mindful activities, sensory invitations, and discussions, while adapting to group needs and environmental changes. Guides also regularly coordinate with parks staff, maintain equipment, and handle scheduling or participant communication. The role is highly interactive, often involving solo work during the walks but requiring collaboration during event planning and community outreach. Flexibility and a love for the outdoors are essential, as work is often conducted in varying weather conditions and natural environments.

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Infographic showing various Forest Therapy Guide job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 76% Full Time, 19% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 97% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $40,987 per year, or $19.7 per hour.
Physical Therapist (PT) PRN

Physical Therapist (PT) PRN

Independence Rehab

Westminster, CO • On-site

$45 - $55/hr

Other

Posted 27 days ago

Job description

Physical Therapist (PRN) - Independence Rehab
Park Forest Care Center, Westminster CO
Flexible Scheduling | Therapist-Owned
Helping People Stay Independent in the Later Chapters of Life
Independence Rehab is seeking a compassionate PRN Physical Therapist (PT) who finds purpose in helping older adults regain mobility, confidence, and dignity.
As a contract therapy provider partnering with Independence Rehab to treat patients at Park Forest, you'll support residents navigating recovery, chronic conditions, and life transitions - providing therapy that truly changes daily life.
Whether you're looking to supplement your schedule, maintain clinical variety, or stay connected to meaningful geriatric care, Independence Rehab offers flexible PRN opportunities in a supportive environment.
What a Day Looks Like
As a PRN PT in our geriatric programs, your day is relationship-driven, collaborative, and clinically meaningful.
You'll treat a medically complex geriatric population in a setting where clinical reasoning, compassion, and flexibility are valued.
• Performing evaluations and contributing to individualized plans of care as needed
• Guiding residents through mobility milestones - first steps, safe transfers, returning home
• Leading gait, balance, strengthening, and functional training sessions
• Helping reduce fall risk and build confidence with daily activities
• Supervising and collaborating with PTAs when scheduled
• Adjusting care plans based on patient progress and clinical judgment
• Working alongside nursing, OT, and speech to support whole-person recovery
• Providing reliable coverage for vacations, caseload fluctuations, and program growth
Why Therapists Choose Independence Rehab
We're a small, therapist-owned company that runs therapy operations independently - meaning we advocate for clinicians and protect clinical judgment.
Our PRN therapists often tell us the biggest difference is flexibility paired with real support.
• Competitive PRN hourly pay
• Flexible scheduling based on your availability
• Realistic productivity expectations (85-90%)
• Strong corporate involvement without micromanagement
• Stable leadership with low management turnover
• Autonomy in clinical decision-making
• Protection from unrealistic facility pressure
• Therapy team operates independently from nursing management
• Excellent patient outcomes and strong regional reputation
Training & Support
We don't believe in "sink or swim."
PRN clinicians receive:
• Structured onboarding and integration
• Documentation and workflow training
• Support from experienced therapy leadership
• Ongoing clinical resources when you need them
New grads are welcomed and supported.
PRN Benefits & Perks
While PRN roles are designed for flexibility, we still invest in your success:
• Flexible shift scheduling options
• Continuing education support opportunities
• Access to clinical resources and mentorship
• Opportunity to transition to part-time or full-time if desired
Requirements
• Active Colorado State Physical Therapist license in good standing
• Graduate of an accredited PT program
• Interest in geriatric care and functional outcomes
• SNF experience preferred but not required
If you're a Physical Therapist who values meaningful work, flexible scheduling, and supportive leadership, we'd love to connect.

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