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We understand accepting a position with Prevea Health could mean relocating. Here is some helpful information about where our sites are located and what those areas have to offer. For more information on what Wisconsin has to offer, visit. www.wisconsin.gov.

Greater Green Bay Region

Brown and Outagamie counties

Lakeshore Region

Door, Kewaunee, Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties

Northern Wisconsin Region

Oconto, Marinette and Shawano counties

Western Wisconsin

Barron, Buffalo, Chippewa, Dunn, Eau Claire and Rusk counties

Greater Green Bay Region

Brown County: Allouez, Ashwaubenon, De Pere, Green Bay, Howard, Pulaski, West De Pere
Outagamie County: Seymour

Located in Northeast Wisconsin, Green Bay is a city with personality. Home to a strong business community, family-friendly values and four beautiful seasons, there is something for everyone. Professional sports, craft breweries, museums, and an amusement park guarantee fun throughout the year. Summertime in Green Bay is hard to top with weekly live music on the waterfront, the second largest farmers market in Wisconsin, a three-day arts festival and more. As the third largest city in Wisconsin, Green Bay has a big-city feel with benefits of a small town like a low cost of living. Green Bay is 45 miles from beautiful Door County and just a few hours from Milwaukee, Madison, the Twin Cities and Chicago.

For more information on this area, visit:

Pictures courtesy of the Greater Green Bay Visitors and Convention Bureau 

 

Lakeshore Region

Door County: Sturgeon Bay
Kewaunee County: Luxemburg and Kewaunee
Manitowoc County: Manitowoc
Sheboygan County: Kohler, Oostburg, Plymouth, Sheboygan

Door County

Door County is home to 300 miles of spectacular shoreline and five majestic state parks. A four-season, outdoor/indoor recreation lover’s dream, it also boasts lighthouses, unique communities, performing arts, entertainment, boutiques, galleries and mouth-watering cuisine.

For more information on this area, visit:  


Kewaunee County

Kewaunee County is located just east of Green Bay, along the Lake Michigan shoreline. It's home to numerous campgrounds, apple orchards, lighthouses, fishing charters and miles of scenic trails. Food and beverage lovers appreciate its wineries, brewery and cheese-makers.

For more information on this area, visit:  


Sheboygan County

Sheboygan County is a growing community located between Lake Michigan and Kettle Moraine State Forest. With a population near 200,000, Sheboygan was once selected by Reader's Digest as "The Number One Place in the Nation to Raise a Family." The area boasts exceptional public schools, a clean environment, an affordable cost of living and strong economic growth.

For more information on this area, visit:

Pictures courtesy of the Door County Visitor's Bureau, 
City of Kewaunee, and Visit Sheboygan County

 

Northern Wisconsin Region

Oconto County: Gillett, Lena, Mountain, Oconto, Oconto Falls, Suring
Marinette County: Marinette
Shawano County: Shawano

Oconto County

Oconto County is located on the western shore of the bay of Green Bay and is home to about 37,000 residents. The area is home to a wide variety of outdoor activities including camping, ATV trails, beaches, fishing and more.

For more information on this area, visit:  

Marinette County

Marinette County is located on the shores of Green Bay and boarders the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. State and county parks provide scenic leisure time surroundings. A vast trail system is ideal for those who enjoy ATVs. snowmobiling, hiking, biking and cross-country skiing. 

For more information on this area, visit:

Nicolet National Forest - Bagley Rapids: Photos courtesy of Oconto CountyCabela's Masters Walleye Circuit 2016: Photos courtesy of Oconto County and Cabela's Masters Walleye CircuitLake Wood Trail Head - Nicolet National Forest: Photos courtesy of Oconto CountyOconto River Valley: Photos courtesy of Oconto County

Pictures courtesy of Oconto County

 

Western Wisconsin

Barron: Rice Lake
Buffalo County: Mondovi
Chippewa County: Chippewa Falls and Cornell
Dunn County: Menomonie
Eau Claire County: Altoona, Augusta and Eau Claire
Rusk County: Ladysmith
 
Our Western Wisconsin facilities are located about 100 miles east of the Twin Cities. Western Wisconsin offers rich history, wonderful outdoor recreation, nationally acclaimed music festivals and more.

For more information on this area, visit:

Chippewa Falls Bridge: Photos courtesy of Chippewa Falls Area ChamberEau Claire Bridge: Photos courtesy of Visit Eau ClaireEau Claire Half Moon Lake Photos courtesy of Visit Eau ClaireLake Wissota Dam: Photos courtesy of Visit Eau Claire

Pictures courtesy of Visit Eau Claire, Eau Claire Area Chamber of Commerce, Chippewa Falls Area Chamber, Go Chippewa Falls