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  • 16 Travel Nursing Jobs Open in Houston
  • 20 Advantis Travelers in Houston
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  • $2,894/wk Highest Paying Job in Houston
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FAQs: Travel Nurse Jobs in Houston, TX

What kind of weekly pay can travel nurses expect in Houston?
Travel nurse jobs in Houston typically pay between $1,722 to $2,894 per week. ICU, ER, and L&D travel jobs frequently lead in compensation, especially at HCA Houston facilities.
Can I find travel nurse jobs near me throughout the Houston metro?
Yes. From the Medical Center to Sugar Land, Advantis Medical posts Houston-area travel RN jobs daily. Many contracts include flexible shifts and fast onboarding near you.
Which specialties are most in demand for Houston travel nurses right now?
ER, ICU, and L&D continue to be the highest-need specialties across HCA Houston’s metro hospitals, especially in Level I trauma centers and women’s health departments.
What makes Houston a top destination for travel nurses?
Houston combines high-acuity hospital experience with big-city energy. You’ll find career growth, cultural diversity, and cost-of-living advantages all in one assignment.
Does Advantis Medical partner with top hospitals in Houston?
Yes—Advantis works directly with HCA Houston and other high-volume facilities across the metroplex, offering exclusive access to in-demand roles in top-tier units.
What neighborhoods do Houston travel nurses prefer to live in?
Montrose (77006), Midtown (77004), and The Heights (77008) are top picks for access to hospitals, nightlife, and public transit. Suburbs like Sugar Land offer space and short commutes.