Since physical therapy is, well, physical, you have the luxury of being free from language limitations. Healing others with your hands is the ultimate form of body language, and one that you can use anywhere. Wherever there are people, there are physical therapy jobs, so take your pick of locations around the world.

If you feel like going on an adventure to rival Dorothy’s, Oz is a great place to start. Follow your very own yellow brick road to the land down under, and find a physical therapy job in Australia. Not only is Australia like one unending highlight reel of Earth’s most spectacular landscapes, but the people are just as sunny as the Gold Coast itself. The friendly working environment, along with attractive salaries and plentiful physical therapy jobs, make Australia a popular destination for physical therapists to work abroad.

A tiny country with some very big mountains, Nepal’s borders struggle to contain its wild, rugged beauty. Working in Nepal will give physical therapists coveted experience in many areas of specialized treatment. A sparsely equipped country still healing from the earth-shattering quake of 2015, Nepal challenges the resourcefulness and resilience of physical therapists, while giving them the opportunity to work with conditions that are rarely seen in Western countries (such as leprosy). Keeping a work/fun balance won’t be too difficult though, with the foothills of the Himalayan mountain range a playground for outdoors enthusiasts.

If you are as passionate about animals as you are people, Tanzania is full of both wildlife and physical therapy job opportunities. As well as safaris in Serengeti, you can climb to the top of Africa on Mt Kilimanjaro, discover white sand and whale sharks in Zanzibar, or meet and mingle with Maasai in a traditional village. The only danger will be never wanting to leave, and potentially a road accident. The shocking number of injuries sustained in traffic mishaps will keep even the most eager physical therapists busy.