Physical Therapist - Home Health at Providence In Home Services Anchorage

Schedule: Full Time, Day Shift

Job description:

Physical Therapists develop, coordinate and maintain therapeutic services and activities alongside an interdisciplinary team to help patients in need successfully maintain or improve their level of independence.

Working in Home Health provides the unique opportunity to care for your patients where they are most comfortable. Join our team to create rewarding relationships with a diverse patient population while exercising independence and flexibility with your career.

Benefits and perks:

Competitive pay (including holiday pay & shift pay differentials) Best-in-class benefits – full medical, dental and vision coverage from your first day 401(k) plan with employer matching & complementary retirement planner Generous paid time off for vacation, sick days and holidays Tuition reimbursement & student loan forgiveness programs Wellness & mental health assistance programs Back-up child & elder care to help with care disruptions for your family Voluntary benefits, like pet, auto and home insurance, and more!

Required Qualifications: 

Bachelor's Degree: Physical therapy or, Master's Degree: Physical therapy, or Ph.D: Physical therapy Upon hire: Alaska Physical Therapist License  Within 30 days of hire: National Provider BLS - American Heart Association Upon request: Driving may be necessary as part of this role. Caregivers are required to comply with all state laws and requirements for driving. Caregivers will be expected to provide proof of driver license and auto insurance upon request. See policy for additional information.

Preferred Qualifications: 

Upon hire: Credentials in sub-specialty Experience in sub-specialty

Why Join Providence?

Our best-in-class benefits are uniquely designed to support you and your family in staying well, growing professionally, and achieving financial security. We take care of you, so you can focus on delivering our Mission of caring for everyone, especially the most vulnerable in our communities.