Job Description:

Join a small, rural Critical Access Hospital in Seward, Alaska, as an Occupational Therapist for a 13-week contract. This role offers a chance to work in outpatient, acute care, and long-term care settings, giving you a well-rounded experience in a beautiful, remote location. The position involves providing occupational therapy services during 8-hour daytime shifts, with a flexible weekly schedule averaging around 40 hours. You'll be part of a close-knit team in a 40-bed facility, with responsibilities spanning outpatient clinics, inpatient acute care, and swing-bed rehabilitation. The hospital provides housing that typically includes a one-bedroom apartment, allowing you to settle in comfortably during your stay. The ideal candidate is licensed in Alaska, certified with NBCOT and BLS, and has at least one year of experience. First-timers are welcome to apply, and there are no call requirements for this role. Expect an engaging assignment that balances your clinical skills with the chance to experience the rugged beauty and tranquility of Alaska.

Weather:

Typically, the weather around this time of year is cool with lingering snow on the mountains and clear, crisp days. Temperatures tend to be mild during the day, with cold nights, providing a refreshing and invigorating climate suited to outdoor activities and exploration.

Fun Things To Do:

• Day Trip to Kenai Fjords National Park – Experience stunning glaciers, wildlife viewing, and breathtaking coastal scenery.
• Explore Seward's Historic Harbor – Enjoy local seafood, outdoor boat tours, and shops.
• Visit Resurrection Bay – Kayaking, fishing, or simply taking in the tranquil waters.
• Travel to Anchorage – Discover trails, museums, and vibrant arts scenes on a scenic drive.
• Hiking in Chugach National Forest – Trek through rugged terrain and enjoy panoramic mountain views.

Job Specifics:

Location: Seward, Alaska
Shift: 8-hour days, Day Shift 08:00 - 17:00
Duration: 13 weeks
Weekly Hours: 40 hours per week
This contract offers a guaranteed 72 hours every two weeks, with the flexibility for occasional call-offs. Housing is provided by the facility, offering a comfortable, private space suited for one person. The assignment involves working in a small, 40-bed facility that serves outpatient, inpatient, and swing-bed patients, making it an ideal opportunity for a clinician looking to diversify their experience in a picturesque setting.

• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Voluntary Benefits including life insurance, accident, etc.
• Referral Program
• Housing Options
• Continuing Education Program
• 401(k)
• License and Certificate Reimbursement
• Paid Bereavement Leave