Petersburg Medical Center
Community Hospital · Petersburg, AK
- 1
- open role, live count
- 3.8
- Google rating
On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
- Setting
- Community Hospital
What stands out
Experienced nurses
You'd join nursing and rehab teams a former on-site contractor described as strong, with kind colleagues and an administrator who puts patient care first.
As of 2025-02-16Source: glassdoor.com
Moving here
Typical trips around Petersburg run about six minutes, so getting across town after a shift would be a short drive.
Moving here
Alaska does not take a state income tax, so your paycheck would not see a state income-tax withholding.
Experienced nurses
A former physical therapist who worked on site singled out the nursing staff for praise and listed no cons.
As of 2025-02-16Source: glassdoor.com
More about working here
Moving here
You'd be practicing in a town that is getting older, with a large increase in residents ages 65 to 84.
Experienced nurses
Rehab colleagues were praised by that same on-site contractor, which matters if your days cross nursing and therapy.
As of 2025-02-16Source: glassdoor.com
Travel nurses
If you took a contract here, typical trips around Petersburg are about six minutes.
Who they are
You'd be looking at Petersburg Medical Center in Petersburg, Alaska. Around here a typical trip is about six minutes, and Alaska does not take a state income tax.
- Community Hospital · Petersburg, AK
More about Petersburg Medical Center
We do not have posted pay, staffing ratios, or a new-grad residency on file for this employer, so those questions would be yours to ask. What we do have is one on-site voice: a former physical therapist contractor called it a great place to work. They described kind colleagues, an administrator who puts patient care first, and strong nursing and rehab teams, and they listed no cons. That is a contractor's view, not a stack of nurse reviews. The part that is hard is housing. Vacancy is about 1.2 percent, which makes it difficult for newcomers to move in and for people already here to change homes. The housing stock is aging, new building has fallen for decades, and the town itself is getting older, with a large rise in residents ages 65 to 84.
A former on-site contractor described leadership as putting patient care first.
Working here
Culture and working life
Themes from public reviews
Summaries of published reviews, with the original sources.
- supportive staff and patient-first leadership
- A former PT contractor called it a great place to work, citing kind colleagues, a patient-care-first administrator, and strong nursing and rehab teams, with no cons listed.
As of 2025-02-16Source: glassdoor.com
What to weigh
Housing vacancy is about 1.2 percent, which makes it hard for newcomers to move in and for people already here to change homes.
The reality check
Before you decide
Quick facts
- Relationship
- Direct employer
- Roles last seen active
- Aug 19, 2026
- Website
- pmcak.org ↗
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Nursing
A former physical therapist contractor in Petersburg praised the nursing staff.
Source location unconfirmedSource: glassdoor.com
Rehab
A former physical therapist contractor worked on site and praised rehab colleagues.
Source location unconfirmedSource: glassdoor.com
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