For anyone interested in travel therapy, North Dakota is your key to many exciting adventures. North Dakota is famous for its many natural attractions, including the Badlands, thickly wooded slopes or gentle river bluffs.
When President Roosevelt arrived in North Dakota for a hunting trip, he realized the beauty and uniqueness of this state. He signed the National Monuments Act and established the first federal game preserve. His conservation efforts led to the founding of the National Park Service, established to preserve and protect unspoiled places like his beloved North Dakota Badlands, now known as Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
While outdoor enthusiasts can spend every weekend discovering a new hiking trail or mountain to ski,. North Dakota has a legendary "what to do" list for you. Concerts, festivals, galleries and more abound in North Dakota. OTs, PTs,and SLPs can find top-name acts at a casino, or at one of the larger venues, like the FargoDome or the Bismarck Civic Center.
North Dakota is home to many American Indian cultures, and getting to know more about them can lead to many adventures. Attend a pow-wow or have some fun at a casino. North Dakota also boasts some of the largest dinosaurs. Take a break from your North Dakota travel therapy job, and learn about Tyrannosaurus Rex or Stegosaurus. Want to spend your time off from travel therapy relaxing and hanging out with your new friends and co-workers? Head out for a night on the town: shopping, museums, clubs, and the symphony.
Travel therapists in this beautiful state will discover all kinds of adventures awaiting them.
