2026-01-30 – Weekly Chiropractor Jobs : Explore remote Alaska roles

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week’s job market seems to be a mixed bag. There are critical needs popping up in areas that aren’t usually on the radar, like Dover-Foxcroft, ME. If you’re open to relocation, there are some promising opportunities. And for those hunting remote work, there are a few verified options worth considering.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Chiropractor
    Company: Health Care Specialists of America | Location: Dover-Foxcroft, ME
    This is a permanent opportunity in a less common location. It’s perfect for someone looking to make a difference in a smaller community.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: Chiro 1st of Washington | Location: Auburn, WA
    They’re looking for both a Director and Associate Chiropractor. If you’re eligible for a Washington license, this could be your next big move.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: Health Care Specialists of America | Location: Spring Hill, FL
    A ready opportunity for those in or willing to move to Florida. It’s a solid chance to build your career in a sunny state.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: Optimum Healthcare & Rehabilitation | Location: Baltimore, MD
    If you’ve got PT privileges in Maryland, this could be a great fit. It’s a chance to work in a bustling city with a diverse patient base.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor - Orthopedics
    Company: NSI Healthcare | Location: Elmsford, NY
    Specializing in orthopedics? This gig might be up your alley, especially if you’re looking to join a focused practice.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor - Orthopedics
    Company: NSI Healthcare | Location: Vancouver, WA
    Another orthopedic opportunity, but on the West Coast. Vancouver offers a great quality of life and a solid patient base.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: DC Job Listings | Location: Troutdale, OR
    Open to both new and experienced chiropractors. The Joint is reshaping chiropractic care, and you could be part of it.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: DC Job Listings | Location: Beaverton, OR
    Another chance with The Joint in Oregon. If you’re keen on a team that’s innovating, this could be it.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: DC Job Listings | Location: Las Vegas, NV
    Vegas might be known for its nightlife, but it’s also a place where you can grow your chiropractic career with The Joint.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: DC Job Listings | Location: Clackamas, OR
    The Joint is quite active in Oregon, and this role in Clackamas is another opportunity for chiropractors ready to innovate.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is here to stay, and there are some intriguing roles up for grabs this week. Whether you’re looking to work from a remote Alaskan town or need flexibility, check these out.

  • Chiropractor
    Company: Healthcare Recruitment Counselors | Location: Haines, AK
    For those adventurous enough to embrace remote Alaska, this role offers a unique setting and a chance to make a real impact.
    Apply Here

  • Chiropractor
    Company: Healthcare Recruitment Counselors | Location: Haines, AK
    Another chance to dive into the Alaskan Panhandle. If you’re ready for the adventure, this might be your calling.
    Apply Here

  • Lien Representative
    Company: Albert & Mackenzie, LLP | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    This isn’t a direct chiropractic role, but it involves working with chiropractors and other healthcare professionals.
    Apply Here

  • Nerve Health Protocol Review Specialist - Part-Time (Remote)
    Company: Tribe Wellness | Location: Tahlequah, OK
    If you’re in the sciatic nerve pain field, this remote, part-time role could provide a great balance.
    Apply Here

  • Inside Sales Account Executive - Paralegals Needed (Remote)
    Company: AbacusNext | Location: San Diego, CA
    This one involves sales, but chiropractors might find the environment interesting given the perks like a weekly onsite masseuse.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week’s roundup. Hope you find something that piques your interest. Until next time, stay sharp and keep exploring those opportunities!

Did a short locum in Bethel last winter — if you’re eyeing Alaska, start the AK license now; mine took about 6 weeks with a fingerprint hiccup, so “apply promptly” is spot on. Small caveat: many “remote” listings still want a monthly on-site swing, so confirm travel coverage before you commit. For Maine options like Dover-Foxcroft, this board page helped me track turnaround: https://www.maine.gov/pfr/professionallicensing/professions/chiropractic.

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Quick tip from last fall: when I accepted a short contract in Dillingham, credentialing stalled until I updated my NPI practice location to AK — doing it on https://nppes.cms.hhs.gov took 10 minutes and unlocked travel in 24 hours. The “apply promptly” note is right, but build in a day for that admin step; if you pivot to Dover-Foxcroft, ME, I’ve seen them move faster on credentialing but at slightly lower rates.

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For remote Alaska gigs, I plan gear logistics up front — my portable table got to Nome in 3 days, but a storm stretched pickup to 10… If the site can loan a table, skip shipping and add a simple ‘weather delay’ clause to the contract, @cparsons49.

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