Clinical Pharmacist
Juneau, Alaska
Bartlett Regional Hospital

The cost of living in Juneau is higher than the national average due to its remote location and the need to import many goods.

Wages may be higher to compensate for the higher cost of living.

Average summer highs range from 60-65°F, while winter lows can drop to 20-25°F.

Juneau experiences significant precipitation throughout the year.

Short-term rentals and furnished housing options may be limited due to the city's remote location.

It's advisable to plan ahead and work with local real estate agencies.

Juneau is not very car-friendly due to its rugged terrain and limited road access.

Public transportation options include buses and ferries, but a personal vehicle may be more convenient for travel nurses.

Juneau has a diverse population with a mix of Native Alaskan, Caucasian, and other ethnic groups.

The age range varies, with a significant portion of the population being middle-aged or older.

Common health issues may include seasonal affective disorder (SAD) due to the long, dark winters.

There is a small but active community of travel nurses.

Juneau offers a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, glacier exploration, and tramway rides for scenic views.

There are also opportunities for brewery tours, beer tastings, and experiencing the local flora and fauna at the Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure.