Financial Independence & Traveling as a Pair - Whitney Eakin, PT, DPT, ATC & Jared Casazza, PT, DPT

<p>On this episode, we sat down with a travel therapy dynamic duo to talk about traveling as a pair and achieving financial independence. Special guests, Whitney Eakin, PT, DPT, ATC, and Jared Casazza, PT, DPT, brought us through their travel therapy journey from the start, sharing their insights into approaching assignments as a travel pair, budgeting goals for financial freedom, taking advantage of time off between assignments, and more. </p><p>This show is made possible by Med Travelers. If you’re interested in exploring a career in allied travel, visit: <a href="https://www.medtravelers.com/getting-started/become-an-allied-traveler/">https://www.medtravelers.com/getting-started/become-an-allied-traveler/</a>to learn more about the nationwide opportunities they have to offer!</p><p><strong>We Discuss</strong></p><ul><li>(0:00) Show introduction and Whitney’s & Jared’s travel therapy background</li><li>(2:06) Approaching assignments as a travel therapy pair </li><li>(9:48) Collaborative planning as a travel therapy pair </li><li>(12:52) The pros and cons of working together as a travel therapy pair</li><li>(15:33) Benefits and challenges of traveling as a pair </li><li>(23:17) Advice for other travel therapy pairs </li><li>(29:01) Approaching finances as a travel therapist </li><li>(33:49) Budgeting goals for financial freedom </li><li>(39:11) Financial planning as a part-time travel therapist </li><li>(42:52) Taking advantage of free time between assignments </li><li>(50:22) Whitney’s & Jared’s company, Travel Therapy Mentor</li></ul><p><strong>About Whitney Eakin, PT, DPT, ATC & Jared Casazza, PT, DPT</strong></p><p>Jared Casazza and Whitney Eakin are a traveling physical therapist couple who have maximized their careers as Travel PTs to achieve financial independence and travel the world! Their many adventures since beginning their travel journey as new grad PTs in 2015 have included: traveling to 46 US states, living the full-time RV life for several years, visiting over half of the US National Parks, and e