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Physical
Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech TherapyJobs in
St. Louis, Missouri
There is so much to see and do in St. Louis,
here are just a few of the hundreds of ways you can explore
St. Louis for yourself. You can climb on the giant sculptures
in Turtle Playground, or attend one of St. Louis' fascinating
ethnic festivals. Enjoy the free attractions of Forest Park:
the Zoo, Art Museum, Science Center and History Museum. St.Louis
has historic neighborhoods for dining, shopping and mingling
with the locals. Enjoy the glittering riverboat casinos. You
can taka a stroll through an authentic Japanese Garden, or
a tropical rain forest at the Missouri Botanical Garden. For
those of you who are sports fans, you can cheer for the Cardinals,
Rams, Blues and other teams in North America's Best Sports
City. If you every had a dream of being an astronaut, you
can board a space station at the Science Center's new Space
Sciences Center. St. Louis also has world-class rollercoasters
at Six Flags St. Louis for all you thrill seekers. For all
of the animal lovers, you can talk to the animals at Grant's
Farm and Purina Farms.
St. Louis even has something for the historical buff. You
can follow the 1804 adventures of explorers Lewis & Clark
at museums, historic sites and the confluence of the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers. You can take a river cruise of the mighty
Mississippi on a paddlewheel riverboat, and experience the
feeling of how good feeling bad can be when you visit St.
Louis' blues music clubs. However, your trip to St. Louis
would not be complete without a visit and a ride to the top
of the Gateway Arch for a 30-mile bird's eye view of St. Louis,
and what is known as the gateway to the west.
Kansas City - Began as a trading post in 1821. Kansas City
has become the largest city in a metropolitan area of 1.8
million people. Kansas City is one the geographic and populations
centers of the nation, it truly is the "Heart of America."
Interested in pursuing a therapy job opportunity
in Missouri? Fill out the application below to discuss current
openings:
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