Travel RN – ER Travel Nurse Job in Webster, TX
Webster, Texas
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34 Weeks
Top Travel Nursing Jobs in Texas - RN Travel Jobs TX
There are currently 203 travel nurse jobs in Texas — last updated just 34 minutes ago. Advantis Medical connects you to high-paying travel nurse assignments in Texas, from Level 1 trauma centers in Houston’s Medical District to community hospitals in the Hill Country. New openings in top specialties like 31 ICU, 27 Med Surg, and 18 ER are available now, with start dates between Feb 6, 2026 to Mar 13,... 2026. Explore opportunities at leading hospitals in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and beyond. As the #1 travel nurse agency, we’ve helped thousands of RNs land their ideal Texas assignment. Apply now to secure your next travel nursing job in Texas today!
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Travel Nursing Jobs - Trending States
Based on current travel job openings, the top 5 highest-paying travel nurse job states are:
- Illinois up to $3,481 per week
- California up to $3,450 per week
- New Jersey up to $3,449 per week
- Ohio up to $3,435 per week
- Michigan up to $3,431 per week
Travel Nurse Jobs in Texas
The lifestyle advantages of travel nurse jobs Texas go well beyond the hospital. With no state income tax (Texas Comptroller) and a cost of living below the national average, your paycheck stretches further in cities like Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio. You’ll find vibrant cultural pockets, from the River Walk to live music in Deep Ellum. On your days off, unwind in Big Bend or explore Hill Country. Travel nursing jobs in Texas offer more than income—they deliver work-life balance and access to world-class recreation. As Texas continues to invest heavily in healthcare infrastructure (Statista), travel RN nurses are finding more clinical opportunities and modernized facilities across TX. Whether you're accepting your first travel nurse assignment in Texas or returning for your third, TX provides unmatched variety, flexibility, and freedom.
Travel Nurse Jobs Texas - FAQs
How much do travel nurses typically make in Texas?
Weekly pay for travel RN jobs in Texas currently falls between $1,500 to $2,977, with rates varying based on specialty, shift, and location. Assignments in high-demand specialties like Labor and Delivery and OR often pay more.
What kinds of healthcare systems do travel nurses work in across Texas?
Texas is home to some of the largest and most advanced health systems in the country, including UT Southwestern, Baylor Scott & White, Houston Methodist, and HCA Healthcare. We frequently connect travel nurses to these top facilities in Texas.
What kind of RN license do I need for Texas travel nurse jobs?
Texas is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state, so if you already have an active multistate license, you can start working in Texas without delay. Nurses with a single-state license outside of Texas must apply for a Texas-specific license via endorsement through the Texas Board of Nursing.
Texas Board of Nursing
Contact information
Website: https://www.bon.texas.gov/
Phone: 512.305.7400
Fees
License by Exam: $139 (+$200 exam fee)
License by Endorsement: $186
Renewal: $65
Fingerprinting: $41.95
Timing
Processing Time: 4 – 6 weeks
Valid for: 2 years
Renewal Schedule: by the last day of your birth month
General Information
Nurse Licensure Compact: Yes
Nursys: Yes
CEU Requirements: CEU Requirements: 20 hours
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What benefits does Advantis Medical offer to Texas travel nurses?
When you take an assignment in Texas with Advantis, you’ll receive:
- Weekly direct deposit and competitive compensation
- Day One Benefits - Medical, Dental, Vision & 401(k)
- Help with travel & housing accommodations
- Dedicated licensing, onboarding, and credentialing team
- $500 referral bonuses for each friend you bring on assignment
Which cities have the best-paying travel RN jobs in Texas?
Top-paying contracts are currently available in these cities:
Urban hubs like Dallas, Houston, and Austin tend to offer higher rates, particularly for ICU, OR, and ER assignments.
What’s it like to live and work as a travel nurse in Texas?
Travel nursing in Texas offers a dynamic mix of city life and outdoor exploration. You can enjoy live music in Austin, coastal weekends near Galveston, or hiking in Big Bend. Many nurses love the state’s warm climate, no state income tax, and wide variety of cultural experiences.