An outpatient physical therapy practice in Southcentral Alaska is hiring a Pelvic Health Physical Therapist to grow its pelvic health service. The seat is at a clinic in the Mat-Su Valley or in Anchorage, and relocation help is offered for PTs moving to Alaska.

What you'll do

• Carry a pelvic health caseload: most pelvic therapists here are 50 to 75% pelvic with the rest orthopedic, and a fully pelvic caseload is possible if you prefer it
• Work the schedule that suits you: four 10-hour days, five 8-hour days, or part-time
• Work alongside more than a dozen PTs with pelvic floor, sports and orthopedic backgrounds
• Train in dry needling and spinal manipulation within your first six months, with structured mentorship

What you need

• A degree from a CAPTE-accredited physical therapy program
• An Alaska PT license, or the ability to get one soon if you're relocating
• Pelvic health experience, or a clear wish to start or expand in pelvic health

What's offered

• $95,000 to $120,000 base, depending on experience and role
• A sign-on bonus and production bonuses
• $3,000 a year for continuing education
• Relocation help
• Employer pays 70 to 80% of health insurance, and a 401(k) with up to a 3% match
• PTO from 15 days a year, plus six paid holidays