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Physical
Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech TherapyJobs in
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Whether looking for sporting adventures, family
fun, romantic escapes or something in between, Packer Country’s
lineup of lively events and entertaining attractions are sure
to appeal to you. High caliber professional and collegiate
sports teams, including the Green Bay Packers, hockey teams,
and basketball, can be found in this area. Winter activities
include snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, while summer
may find you golfing, biking, boating or fishing.
The fun doesn’t stop with sports however. There are
spectacular events such like seasonal festivals and traditional
heritage events. The year round calendar of events offers
something for everyone. And once the sun goes down, the region
takes on a life of its own with plenty of nightlife including
fine restaurants, casino gambling, and comedy clubs. If you
prefer, you can find historical museums, visual and performing
arts, wonderful shopping, and even an amusement park. Wildlife
lovers will also appreciate the area’s state parks,
zoo and wildlife refuges.
Gearing up for the holidays? You might want to make the Green
Bay Botanical Gardens annual WPS Garden of Lights part of
your holiday tradition. The WPS Garden of Lights features
over 150,000 lights crafted into flowers, butterflies, and
other botanical themes. Walk the trail or take a horse-drawn
wagon ride to enjoy the sights. This year’s event is
from November 28th, to December 28th. Or you might want to
start planning for next year!
Explorer Jean Nicolet landed here in 1634, thinking he had
found the passage to Asia. In 1669, Father Claude Allouez
founded the first Jesuit mission, which is the state’s
oldest settlement. Heritage Hill State Historical Park contains
a wealth of historic attractions, so you can travel back in
time enjoying art and history displays. See 80 vintage locomotives
and cars at the national Railroad Museum, and enjoy the rides.
Interested in pursuing a therapy job opportunity
in Wisconsin? Fill out the application below to discuss current
openings:
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