Physical Therapist: Physical Therapist

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atlas medstaffFairbanks (AK)

Physical Therapists Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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Job Description: Join us as a Physical Therapist in Fairbanks, AK, for a 16-week contract that will challenge and inspire your clinical skills. You’ll work primarily Monday through Friday, 8-hour daytime shifts, with occasional weekend coverage to keep things interesting. This role offers a unique opportunity to provide acute care therapy in a vibrant setting, where your expertise will directly impact patient recovery. The work environment is collaborative, with the chance to experience a new city and its surroundings while doing what you do best. Weather: Fairbanks typically experiences crisp, clear air during this time of year, with milder temperatures suited for outdoor exploration and adventure. The evenings tend to be cool, but the days are often bright and welcoming, perfect for outdoor activities or unwinding after a rewarding work shift. Fun Things To Do: Denali National Park Day Trip: Explore the stunning landscapes and possibly spot wildlife on a guided tour or a scenic drive. Chena Hot Springs: Relax in natural geothermal hot springs, a perfect way to unwind after your shifts. North Pole Santa Claus House: Visit this festive attraction and find unique holiday gifts year-round. Fairbanks Ice Museum: Discover ice art installations and learn about the local ice carving traditions. White Water Rafting: Experience thrilling white water adventures on nearby rivers during the summer season. Job Specifics:

Location: Fairbanks, AK

Shift: Monday through Friday, 8-hour days, with occasional weekend coverage as needed

Duration: 16 weeks, approximately 40 hours per week

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