Occupational Therapy License Board Alaska

The Alaska State Occupational Therapy Board takes about four to six weeks to process and approve occupational therapy licenses. This means it's important to get all of your paperwork and exam requirements in place so that as soon as you're approved, you're ready to hit the ground running. 

With the Northern Lights, acres and acres of untamed wilderness and all-day sunlight in summer, it's easy to see why Alaska draws adventurous allied health professionals. Reach out to our recruiters if you have any questions as you're planning your next assignment.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the average OT salary in Alaska is $90,340 per year. You can also get full health benefits, housing, and many networking and career advancement opportunities.

If you think a travel occupational therapy job may be the right move for your career, check out our listings of Alaska OT jobs to find your next assignment. Working as a traveling OT lets you get a fresh change of scenery, put your skills to use with new patients and explore different parts of the country all while earning great money.