Physical Therapist - Outpatient - License Required

Job Description

Job Description

ATTENTION: This position requires graduation as a Doctor of Physical Therapy (or equivalent standing) and a state license as a Physical Therapist.

Now Hiring

Physical Therapist / Hand Therapist

Full-time or Part-time

Outpatient Clinic – Private Practice

Alaska Hand Rehabilitation

1400 West Benson, Suite 200

Anchorage, AK 99503

A relocation or retention bonus is available!

Opportunity:

Due to growth, Alaska Hand Rehabilitation is now hiring a Physical Therapist in Anchorage, AK. Full-time availability is preferred, 40 hours per week are available. Part-time candidates with 24 hours across three weekdays (ideally Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) will also be considered.

Alaska Hand Rehabilitation is a values-based company and 100% employee owned.

The ideal candidate is committed to providing high-quality, thoughtful care and values both professional growth and an active life outside of work. Some prior hand therapy experience is required. Certification as a Hand Therapist (CHT) is preferred.

Join a clinic designed for specialists, a team aligned on standards, and a place where growth is expected.

Caseload / Patient Population:

The Physical Therapist will work in an outpatient orthopedic clinic, treating patients of all ages. The caseload focuses on complex upper extremity and hand therapy cases requiring high level clinical reasoning, with specialization in shoulder, arm, and hand conditions.

Full-time Physical Therapists should expect to see approximately 39 to 40 patients per week. All treatment sessions are one-on-one and 45 minutes in length.

All therapists have daily protected documentation time.

Compensation and Benefits:

The annual compensation for this full-time position is in the range of $104,000-$124,800 based on experience and qualifications.

Alaska Hand Rehabilitation offers competitive pay, employee ownership through our ESOP (shares earned through your tenure), comprehensive benefits including 401(k) and health insurance, and generous paid time off. You'll have ongoing support for your professional development through CEU reimbursement for your optimal continuing education, and our coaching and mentorship programs. We build extra time into your day for documentation and patient research so you can deliver quality care. Relocation support and a retention bonus are available for therapists joining our team.

Work Schedule:

Occupational Therapists work Monday through Friday. The clinic is open from 7am to 5pm on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. On Tuesdays and Thursdays the clinic hours are 8am to 6pm. No weekends. No late nights. No major holidays.

Enjoy excellent work / life balance while honing your skills with a supportive team.

Job Requirements:

• Eligible for AK state licensure as a Physical Therapist

• Some experience is required; 3+ years of Hand Therapy experience preferred

• CHT certification is preferred.

• Full-time is preferred, 40 hours per week are available.

• Part-time candidates with 24 hours across three weekdays (ideally Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) will also be considered.

• Must be legally eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Learn More:

Jennifer Dahlin

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About Alaska Hand Rehabilitation:

At Alaska Hand Rehabilitation, we believe exceptional patient care starts with exceptional people. For more than 40 years, we've helped Alaskans regain function after injury, surgery, and illness through expert shoulder, arm, and hand rehabilitation.

We're a 100% employee-owned specialty practice where therapists are trusted, supported, and encouraged to grow. Our values shape how we care for patients and each other. We believe in humility, ownership, collaboration, continuous learning, and treating every person with kindness and respect.

We've intentionally created a beautiful, purpose-built specialty clinic designed exclusively for upper extremity rehabilitation. With bright treatment spaces, dedicated splinting areas, modern equipment, and protected time for documentation and collaboration, we've built an environment that supports both exceptional patient care and therapist success.

About Anchorage, AK:

This isn't just a job, it's a different way to live. Anchorage puts you minutes away from mountains, trails, and water, with year-round access to hiking, skiing, fishing, biking, and climbing. Whether you're summiting peaks in summer or carving fresh powder in winter, the outdoors is woven into daily life here. It's a place where you can truly reset, think clearly, and actually disconnect from work when you leave the clinic. The same mindset you bring to patient care—intentional, active, and fully engaged defines how people live outside these walls too. In Anchorage, your career and your lifestyle move in the same direction.

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