You’ll need
Licensure
✓Requires OT degree from an accredited university and valid (or eligible) Alaska OT license
✓License reimbursements and continuing education (CE) assistance available
Education
✓Opportunity is open to both experienced therapists and new graduates interested in pediatrics
Benefits
Medical, dental and visionLife and disability insuranceContinuing educationLicense reimbursement
New Alaska OT contracts paying $2,850+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Full employer posting
(List Format):
- Full-time occupational therapy (OT) position in Anchorage, Alaska for six-month assignments (April–October)
- Provide diagnostic and treatment services, including evaluations, to children ages 0-18 with various occupational therapy needs
- Develop individualized plans of care with short- and long-term goals; monitor and document patient progress
- Maintain accurate records in compliance with regulations and reimbursement requirements
- Communicate and collaborate effectively with families and professional team members for optimal outcomes
- Work with electronic medical records (EMR) and IEP online documentation systems
- Opportunity is open to both experienced therapists and new graduates interested in pediatrics
- Requires OT degree from an accredited university and valid (or eligible) Alaska OT license
- Must obtain credentialing with clinic’s insurance companies upon hire
- Weekly pay averaging approximately $2,100 (based on experience)
- Eligible stipends include tax-free per diem for qualified candidates
- Comprehensive benefits starting Day 1: major medical, dental, vision, pet insurance, and family planning/IVF coverage
- Life insurance and extensive family health options
- Referral program with bonuses up to $1,200 per clinician referred
- 24/7 recruiting and clinical support, emergency hotline, and onboarding assistance
- License reimbursements and continuing education (CE) assistance available
- Placement and support by Allied Support for Kids (A.S.K.), specializing in pediatric and school-based therapy roles
About the role
Provide diagnostic and treatment services, including evaluations, to children ages 0-18 with various occupational therapy needs