Travel Contract

Travel Long Term Acute Care Occupational Therapist
Anchorage, AK
Aequor Allied
4x10 hrs

$2,435/week

Posted 5 days ago

Overview

Start Date03/16/2026
Shift Breakdown4x10 hrs
Duration13 weeks
Setting
Long Term Acute Care (LTAC)

Pay

14% higher than average Therapist / School Based Occupational Therapist pay in Alaska

Estimated total pay

$2,435/week

Estimated taxable pay
$720/week
Estimated non-taxable stipends
$1,715/week

Qualifications

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Work Experience

Occupational Therapist (2 years)

Description

🌟 Adventure Meets Purpose — OT Opportunity in Anchorage!

Ready to take your Occupational Therapy career somewhere unforgettable? This is your chance to work, earn great pay, and live where nature puts on a show every single day.

We’re hiring an LTACH Occupational Therapist for a 13-week travel contract in beautiful Anchorage, Alaska — a place where your commute might include mountain views, moose sightings, and even the Northern Lights.

💼 Job Snapshot

Order ID: 1725436
Specialty: LTACH Occupational Therapist
Start Date: March 16, 2026
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Schedule: 40 hours/week (4 shifts weekly)
Estimated Weekly Gross Pay: $2,507

🏔️ Why You’ll LOVE Living in Anchorage

✨ Endless outdoor adventure — hiking, skiing, fishing, wildlife
✨ Stunning views of mountains, glaciers, and ocean
✨ Unique local culture, cozy coffee shops, and fresh seafood
✨ Experience the magical Midnight Sun and Northern Lights
✨ Friendly community with small-town vibes and big scenery

Day 1 Medical Insurance Available Guaranteed Hours Work for a seasoned Recruiter with a background in Occupational Therapy OP or Skilled Nursing Assignments available

Employer

Aequor Allied

Response timewithin an hour

Travel jobs$551–3,955/week

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Anchorage, AK

About

Anchorage is a unique city surrounded by 5,000-foot-high peaks in the south-central part of Alaska along the Cook Inlet, where abundant salmon and whales swim through. It's filled with cultural sites, including many museums and the Alaska Native Heritage Center, which offers stage performances and displays traditional crafts and replicas of dwellings from indigenous groups in the area. Top-notch eateries serving dishes with locally grown produce and fresh seafood abound, while the two roads running in and out of town lead to some of the world's most majestic wilderness areas. Outdoor activities are plentiful, including hiking and fishing within the city’s borders but only minutes from downtown is Chugach State Park, a 9,000-square-mile park with spectacular terrain for hiking, biking, ATV rides, kayaking, rafting and fishing. Nearby at Beluga Point, watch for the famous white whales that look like they sport permanent grins.

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