On my second trip to Yosemite, I decided to bypass the traffic and people of the valley and found a hike close to the south gate; Chilnualna Falls. The Chilnualna Falls hike is an 8.5-mile trail that begins and ends with beautiful falls. The namesake waterfall, Chilnualna, is at the top of the climb and …
Yosemite has been on the top of my bucket list of things to do during my Central Valley assignment. I could not help but think of Muir talking about the Sierra’s and saying: “The Mountain’s are Calling and I must go!” I finally got to go and was in total awe. I went to Yosemite …
I met Kaci and Frank in the Las Vegas airport. Within minutes we were best friends, within hours we had crazy stories to tell about our adventures and 2 days later I was invited to their upcoming wedding in Texas. That’s how travelers roll. To be honest, it was not a totally concidental meeting …
Wanting to become licensed to work as a Speech-Language Pathologist in California? Are you wondering how to apply for the California SLP license? I totally understand this! I am hear to break down the steps on how to get a California SLP license! Actually, I long feared getting my California SLP license. Because I heard …
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In the world of traveling therapists, everybody has a story. Deciding to take temporary contracts across the country when you could easily have a stable job in one location seems crazy and it is not for the faint of heart. It is not just something that you wake up and decide to do. For me, …
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As a traveling therapist you apply, interview, and accept jobs from afar. Phone interviews are often brief, and your only opportunity to learn more about the job opportunity. Asking the right travel therapy phone interview questions might be the difference between accepting a job you love or turning down an offer for a job you …
Did you buy a Groupon for Peru? Know if you go: The altitude is 8K at Machu Picchu and up to 13k above sea level in Cusco Hydrate, eat light meals, drink the local coca tea and rest during the trip to avoid the effects of the altitude Bring and wear layers including rain gear …
