Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech TherapyJobs in
Kingsport, Tennessee

Nestled between the Appalachian and Great Smoky Mountains, Kingsport beckons you to enjoy its natural beauty, rich historic traditions and exciting future vision. The timeless beauty of the Appalachian mountains provides a breathtaking backdrop for the rapid development of the city. Kingsport has transformed its natural surroundings into excellent facilities for visitors and residents. Kingsport residents and visitors have the opportunity to experience a variety of activities throughout the year. Allandale Mansion, Bays Mountain Park, a scenic refuge ideal for getting back to nature, it is a protective haven for many species of birds and mammals and other forms of wildlife. Outdoor activities include river barge rides and guided tour that permit visitors to observe animals in their natural habitat. In the planetarium, visitors can learn about the heavens, while other displays permit them to deepen their understanding of man's relationship to the natural world. Storytelling sessions preserve Appalachian lore; while wolf howling programs give visitors more knowledge about and respect for this creature of the wild., The Herbery, the Exchange Place which depicts farm life in the early 19th century, Kingsport Speedway, Netherland Inn, this white frame structure building, listed on the National Register of Historic Sites, brings vividly to life Kingsport's important role in the sage of America's early frontier. The young town was strategically located on the shores of a river leading to the nation's unexplored wilderness and south of the Cumberland Gap, the original point of passage though the rugged Appalachian Mountains. It was a natural stopping point on the trail linking the Eastern United States with the pioneer territory being tamed by colorful and legendary figures. During those historic decades of the Old Great Stage Coach Road, the three-story Netherland Inn was at the heart of much of the town's activity and prosperity. It served as an inn and tavern for travelers passing through in stagecoaches, mail coaches, ox-carts, and river vessels and played host to three U.S. presidents. The tavern and guest rooms, furnished much as they were 150 years ago, are open to the public for tours. And finally, the Warrior's Path State Park, a 950-acre park within minutes of downtown Kingsport. The park combines a wide range of recreational opportunities with much space devoted to wildlife habitat and nature conservation. Camping (tent and trailer), picnicking, pleasure boating, horseback riding and golfing on a championship course are offered. Visitors can also enjoy an Olympic-size pool, waterslide, frisbee golf, a fitness trail and planned summer nature and recreation activities. More than nine miles of meandering trails permit park visitors first-hand contact with scenery and wildlife of the park woodlands and streams. Explore the colorful historical attractions which evoke Kingsport's pivotal role during America's First Frontier period. Enjoy healthy outdoor activities, ranging from hiking and golf to countless water sports, in Kingsport's two large public parks and other outdoor facilities. Visit a working winery. And after enjoying what we have to offer on the surface, take a plunge several hundred feet underground, where miles of awe-inspiring formations carved out of rock millions of years ago await you. Family fun is always taking place in Kingsport. For instance, Family Fun Fest which takes place from the middle to late July - is the season for the region's largest festival, with more than 100 events involving more than 100,000 participants. Family attractions include: Tennis and soccer tournaments, hot-air balloon rides, concerts, golf, road and boat races, auto and motorcycle shows, a parade, exhibitions, community picnic, fireworks, and much more. Or if your there in December and ready to celebrate the New Year head downtown to First Night. Downtown is transformed into a dazzling stage where many singers, musicians, dancers, magicians, comedians, clowns, cartoon characters, storytellers, and artists and thousands of people celebrate and prepare to welcome the new year. From the train station to Church Circle, every imaginable spot is filled with performers to light up your night and make New Year's Eve exciting and memorable. When your in the mood for a taste of home-style cooking and southern hospitality make sure you visit
Mama's House Buffet in which all meals include a variety of soups, salads, vegetables, breads, desserts, golden fried chicken, southern fried fish and of course, pinto beans and corn muffins. Or some great Italian cuisine prepared with traditional quality and served with inspired elegance at Giuseppe's.

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