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As of Sep 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for remote child development in the United States is $22.02, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $23.08 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Remote Child Development job involves working with children’s growth, learning, and well-being through virtual platforms. Professionals in this field may provide online education, therapy, counseling, or developmental assessments. Roles can include remote teachers, child psychologists, speech therapists, or early childhood specialists. Technology is used to engage with children, track progress, and support parents remotely. These positions require strong communication skills and expertise in child development.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in remote child development?

To thrive in a Remote Child Development role, you generally need a background in early childhood education, child psychology, or a related field, often supported by relevant degrees or certifications such as CDA or state licensure. Familiarity with digital learning platforms, online communication tools like Zoom, and child assessment software is commonly required. Outstanding communication, patience, and creativity are crucial soft skills in adapting activities and building virtual rapport with children and families. These skills and attributes ensure engaging, effective learning and support for children's growth, even in a remote setting.

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One of the main challenges in a Remote Child Development role is effectively engaging young children and maintaining their attention in a virtual environment. It can also be difficult to monitor developmental progress and provide individualized support without in-person interaction. To overcome these challenges, professionals often use a variety of interactive activities, digital games, and strong communication with parents or caregivers. Building trust and clear routines helps create a positive remote learning experience, making collaboration and flexibility essential for success.

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Full-Time Inpatient Child Adolescent Psychiatrist Opportunity in Alaska [Remote Optional]

North Star Behavioral Health

Anchorage, AK • On-site, Remote

$360K - $380K/yr

Full-time, Part-time, Contractor

Medical, Retirement, PTO

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Job description

 
 
 
Full-Time Inpatient Child Adolescent Psychiatrist Opportunity in Alaska [Remote Optional]

*Onsite, Hybrid, or Remote Opportunities Available*

North Star Behavioral Health System | Anchorage, Alaska

 
ABOUT NORTH STAR

For more than 40 years, North Star Behavioral Health System has been a leading provider of behavioral health services in Alaska serving children and adults. Physicians enjoy a collegial culture, strong clinical support, flexible practice options, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact in an underserved region.

North Star Behavioral Health System is seeking an Inpatient Child Adolescent Psychiatrist [Remote/Telehealth Optional] to join our established behavioral health team.

This role is open to 100% Remote, Hybrid, or Onsite arrangements for the right-fit candidate.

POSITION HIGHLIGHTS
  • Inpatient Child Adolescent Psychiatry.
  • Successful candidates will thrive in highly team-based treatment team environments.
  • Optional outpatient, PHP, and residential treatment involvement optional.
  • Flexible scheduling, including block schedules or Monday-Friday.
  • Full-time or part-time Remote/Telehealth options available.
  • 100% Remote, Hybrid, or Onsite arrangements for the right-fit candidate.
  • Shared weekend coverage, choice of Remote or Onsite (approximately 1:5).
  • One evening of phone-only call per week.
  • Dedicated clinical support staff and multidisciplinary treatment team.
  • Optional leadership opportunity available.
  • Teaching and mentoring opportunities available.
WHY CHOOSE NORTH STAR
  • Leaders in Behavioral Health: Join a renowned institution that has been a pioneer in behavioral health services since 1984.
  • Holistic Approach: North Star emphasizes a holistic approach to healing, addressing the needs of the entire family. 
  • Collegial and Supportive Environment: Thrive in a workplace that values collaboration and camaraderie. 
  • Personal and Professional Growth: North Star encourages continuous learning and development. 
WHY ANCHORAGE
  • Nature's Playground: Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska. 
  • Thriving Cultural Scene: Experience the fusion of diverse cultures in Anchorage, where local art, music, and events contribute to a vibrant cultural tapestry.
  • Community Spirit: Anchorage is a close-knit community that values collaboration and connection. 
  • Adventure Awaits: For outdoor enthusiasts, Anchorage is a paradise. 
QUALIFICATIONS
  1. MD or DO degree.
  2. BE/BC in General Psychiatry through ABPN (required).
  3. BE/BC Child Adolescent Psychiatry through ABPN (preferred).
  4. 1+ year's previous full-time Inpatient Telehealth experience strongly preferred.
  5. Alaska Physician/Medical License, in good standing.
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
  • Compensation range: $360,000-$380,000.
  • Additional potential earnings through productivity bonus structure.
  • Malpractice + tail coverage included.
  • 26 days of Paid Time off annually. 
  • Company matched 401k + Stock Purchase plan.
  • Comprehensive CME package.
  • Health insurance package.
  • Relocation assistance, Sign-On Bonus, and Student Loan Assistance available.
  • Employed W-2 or 1099 Independent Contractor arrangements available. 

Make a positive impact in a dynamic healthcare environment. Apply today to be part of North Star's commitment to excellence in behavioral health.

North Star Behavioral Health System is owned and operated by a subsidiary of Universal Health Services, Inc. (UHS) the nation’s largest facilities-based behavioral health provider.

Contact the In-House Physician Recruiter listed below for additional information!

Daniel Wilson

Physician & APP Recruiter | Behavioral Health Division

Universal Health Services, Inc. | UHS of Delaware, Inc.

 Direct: (615) 554-0073 |  Email: Daniel.Wilson@uhsinc.com
 Explore Opportunities: UHS Physician Careers

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