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Physical
Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech TherapyJobs in
Jamestown, North Dakota
Located in the valley where the James and Pipestem
Rivers meet, Jamestown offers a variety of recreational opportunities:
from summer activities such as fishing, hunting, and golfing
to winter activities such as ice fishing, snowmobile, and
cross country skiing. Jamestown is also home to The World's
Largest Buffalo, the National Buffalo Museum, and the North
Dakota Sports Hall of Fame. Known as the "Pride of the
Prairie", Jamestown extends friendly hospitality to all
visitors. Whether touring the Frontier Village and viewing
our live herd of buffalo, visiting our historical sites, or
joining us for a tournament at one of our sporting complexes,
we are sure you will enjoy Jamestown. A year-round vacation
area, Jamestown also offers a variety of entertainment, excellent
motel accommodations, and fine dining to make your visit an
unforgettable experience. The National Buffalo Museum is home
to numerous artworks, artifacts, and related Native American
items. Visitors to the museum will see such items as: a 10,000
year old skull the original Thundering Herd oil painting,
numerous wildlife mounts including a full size buffalo mount,
and numerous buffalo head mounts.
Along with the National Buffalo Museum you can visit the Live
Buffalo Herd where a rare albino buffalo roams in the pasture.
Located next to the National Buffalo Museum and Live Buffalo
Herdis an old west town reconstructed called Frontier Village.
Crafts and souvenir shops line this street. After a long day
of historial viewing one can be pretty hungry. And in order
to crave this hungry why not take a little visit to Jamestown's
own Wagon Masters Restaurant & Lounge. If your one for
the outdoors make sure you take a stroll over to Jamestown
Reservoir. Located just North of the City one can do some
fishing, boating, sailing, water-skiing, swimming, canoeing,etc.
Interested in pursuing a therapy job opportunity
in North Dakota? Fill out the application below to discuss
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