We currently have 515 matching Allied Health jobs in Texas.
$2,160/week
Estimated pay package
$1,988/week
Estimated pay package
$1,874/week
Estimated pay package
$1,835/week
Estimated pay package
$1,830/week
Estimated pay package
$1,800/week
Estimated pay package
$1,625/week
Estimated pay package
$1,625/week
Estimated pay package
$1,542/week
Estimated pay package
$1,537/week
Estimated pay package
$1,520/week
Estimated pay package
$1,433/week
Estimated pay package
$1,433/week
Estimated pay package
$1,433/week
Estimated pay package
$1,433/week
Estimated pay package
$1,361/week
Estimated pay package
$1,354/week
Estimated pay package
$1,339/week
Estimated pay package
$1,247/week
Estimated pay package
$1,240/week
Estimated pay package
Looking for the highest paying Allied Health jobs in Texas?
Explore jobs and compare agencies with NurseFly or create a profile and let the offers come to you.
Allied Health FAQs
What are the best agencies for Allied Health jobs in Texas?
The agencies on NurseFly that currently have the most Allied Health jobs in Texas are Club Staffing (146 jobs), Med Travelers (145 jobs), and Cross Country Allied (42 jobs).
How Much Do Allied Health Jobs Pay in Texas?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Tuesday, September 22nd 2020, the average weekly salary for a Travel Nurse in Texas is $1,481 but can pay up to $2,160 per week.
- min - $1,006
- avg - $1,481
- max - $2,160
Discover our Allied Health Community Hub
Austin Travel Nurse City Guide
Posted on Mar 11, 2020
Austin, Texas is a popular place to be a travel nurse! Known as the “the live music capitol of the world’, the Colorado River runs right through the city providing constantly pretty views, and lot of options for urban outdoor activities. Austin has year-round nice weather, beautiful parks, live music everywhere (most likely accompanied by…
Texas Travel Nurse Guide: ‘The Lone Star State’
Posted on Jan 02, 2020
Everything is bigger in Texas, including the number of travel nurses! Travel nurses are flocking to Texas for the food, entertainment, and culture of diverse cities. The Lone Star State is home to some of the largest hospital systems in the country, and travel nurses love the backyard BBQ atmosphere of Texas towns and cities. …
What’s the best thing you’ve seen in the hospital this week? #FromTheFrontLines
Posted on Jul 13, 2020
Nurses across the nation have been responding to and dealing with this pandemic for over three months. We wanted to bring a little optimism for our nurses and asked our community to share some positive events. Nurses from the NurseFly community said seeing patients recover from COVID and actually leave the hospital has been one…
From COVID to canceled
Posted on Jun 24, 2020
First and foremost, I wanted to say hello and thank you to the thousands of healthcare providers out there doing the absolute most. Your hard work has not gone unnoticed, even before the pandemic. We have always been “heroes” and continue to do the job that most cannot. So in that, I hope each and…
