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Travel PT · Missouri · Q3 2026

Travel Physical Therapist pay benchmark in Missouri

Modeled weekly gross wage benchmark

$2,346 $1,912–$2,596 p25–p75 band
+95% contract premium (MO state) Allied — wider uncertainty

Pre-tax model on a 36-hour week after a disclosed 30% agency-margin assumption. It excludes travel and housing stipends, overtime, shift differentials, bonuses, benefits, and reimbursements. Not a package quote, paycheck, or job offer. How we compute this →

As of 2026-07-19, PayBeacon’s travel Physical Therapist benchmark for Missouri is $2,346/week before tax, modeled from May 2025 BLS wages and FY2024 CMS contract-labor filings; it excludes stipends and premium-pay components.

What this benchmark says

  • Missouri ranks #20 of 52 covered states and jurisdictions for travel PT modeled gross wages.
  • This state is 4.4% above the PT median among covered states and jurisdictions ($2,247/week).
  • The modeled p25–p75 band spans $684/week, or 29.2% of the point estimate.
  • The state contract premium uses 66 valid hospital filings, a broad sample by PayBeacon’s published thresholds.
  • The latest validated source release changed the benchmark by −$164/week (-6.5%) from the prior published snapshot.
Modeled hourly wage
$65.18pre-tax · 36-hour week
Blended facility contract cost
$93.11derived from direct-patient-care contract costs in CMS filings
Local staff wage
$47.75median for staff in this state, BLS
Contract premium
1.95×contract vs staff, MO state · 66 hospitals
OEWS employment
4,900staff jobs in the BLS sample
State rank
#20 of 52covered states and jurisdictions for PT
Difference from peer median
+4.4%state median $2,247/wk
Benchmark history by source release
Jul 3, 2026: $2,510/wk · May 2025|FY2023|CY2026Jul 19, 2026: $2,346/wk · May 2025|FY2024|CY2026 Jul 3, 2026 Jul 19, 2026

Each point is a validated government-source snapshot published on the date shown. This is release history—not a live-job-rate time series.

Vintages — BLS OEWS: May 2025 · CMS HCRIS: FY2024 · State caps: CY2026. Materially updated 2026-07-19. Premium computed from 66 hospital filings (MO state). This is an allied role — the contract premium is nursing-anchored, so treat the estimate as directional.

Metro detail · same published model

Travel PT pay across Missouri metros

Compare all 3 covered Missouri metros with the statewide $2,346/week benchmark. The difference column compares each metro with this state benchmark; it is not a live job-rate change.

MetroWeeklyHourlyVs. stateState order
Kansas City, MO $2,393 $66.46 +2.0% #1 of 3
St. Louis, MO $2,377 $66.03 +1.3% #2 of 3
Springfield, MO $2,298 $63.84 -2.0% #3 of 3

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A comparison benchmark, not a pay package

The weekly figure is a modeled gross-wage benchmark before taxes, not a guaranteed rate. Actual packages vary with taxable wage, stipends, shift, experience, overtime, benefits, reimbursements, and the agency or facility.

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