Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy Jobs in
Lexington, Kentucky

Located in the “Heart of the Bluegrass”, Lexington is the horse capital of the world. Visitors can enjoy a day at the Kentucky Horse Park, which houses 45 breeds of horses and includes a museum, theater and gallery. For even more excitement, be sure to stop at Keeneland Race Course. With live Thoroughbred racing from April to October, this national historic landmark is a must see!
Founded in 1775, seventeen years before Kentucky even became a state, Lexington is home to 12 covered bridges and numerous Civil War sites. There are 230 churches and synagogues representing 38 denominations located here. Take a step back in time with a visit to Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Located on 2800 acres, there are 33 nineteenth century buildings to explore along with hand-made crafts and authentic Shaker furniture. Come back to the future with a tram tour of Toyota Manufacturing, home of the largest production plant in North America. For real adventure, take a drive through the gorgeous fall foliage to one of the local distilleries, the most notable being Wild Turkey. For those a little more laid back, there are many antiques stores to explore and a nice stay in one of their Bed and Breakfasts can be just what the doctor ordered.

The second oldest tourist attraction in the United States, Mammoth Cave, is located here as is the only city in the United States built within a meteor crate, Middlesboro. But, is the grass there really blue? Kentucky’s nickname- The Bluegrass State- is due to the bluish-purple buds that are produced each spring on the grass which cast a blue shadow over a lawn or field. You need to see it for yourself to believe, so come visit Kentucky!

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