Ancora Home Health & Hospice LLC·Wasilla, Alaska
The Physical Therapist provides comprehensive evaluations and treatments to patients while updating care plans to ensure optimal outcomes. They are also responsible for educating families and supervising Physical Therapist Assistants and Technicians.
Candidates must hold a current Physical Therapy License in Alaska, a valid driver's license, and CPR certification. Two or more years of experience is preferred, along with the ability to pass a background and drug screen.
Market context
In Alaska, Physical Therapist Assistant roles often reflect steady demand in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and rehabilitation settings, especially where providers need support for patient mobility and recovery care. These positions are competitive because employers typically look for an active Alaska PTA license, BCLS certification, and some hands-on therapy experience, while this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your license status and BCLS renewal timing, and be ready to describe any recent clinical or fieldwork experience.