Travel Physical Therapist (PT) - $3,288 to $3,312 per week in Bethel, AK

Physical Therapist
Location: Bethel, AK
Agency: Ardor Health Solutions
Pay: $3,288 to $3,312 per week
Shift Information: Days - 5 days x 8 hours
Contract Duration: 13 Weeks
Start Date: 2/9/2027

About the Role:

Ardor Health Solutions is seeking a Physical Therapist for a travel assignment in Bethel, AK to start on 2/9/2027. This assignment is for a 13 weeks contract. You will be working 5 days per week, 8 hours per shift and on Days. This position offers a pay range of $3,288.00 to $3,312.00 per week, depending on experience and qualifications. As a Physical Therapist, you'll help patients improve mobility and manage pain through movement-based treatments, as well as supporting them through the process with both technical skill and warmth. Bring your talents to a facility where patient care, teamwork and staff support are top priorities.

Please note: Specific shift schedules, start dates, and contract details will be discussed during the application process. We encourage you to apply today to learn more about this exciting opportunity.

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About Alaska

• Extreme climate with long, harsh winters and brief summers; temperatures range from -80°F to 100°F.
• Vast wilderness, glaciers, tundra, mountains, and more coastline than all other states combined.
• Has more coastline than the rest of the U.S. combined.
• Purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million, became state in 1959.
• Largest state by area, smallest by population density, home to Denali (highest North American peak).

Requirements

• Active PT license for AK
• Recent outpatient experience as a Physical Therapist (typically at least 1 year)
• Current CPR/BLS

Benefits

• Day-one health benefits: your health coverage starts on your first day
• Weekly pay: get paid every week
• Guaranteed stipends: your travel stipends are paid in full, even if the facility's census drops