Texas is one of the busiest states in the country for allied health hiring, from the major medical centers of Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio to clinics serving communities across its vast geography. Demand for skilled professionals is high and continues to grow, and we have both permanent roles and travel contracts to match your specialty and your goals. Browse our latest allied health jobs in Texas and apply today.

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Favorite’s Texas branch contact information

Our recruiters covering Texas are ready to help you find your next allied health role. Get in touch today:

Phone: 210-918-8737

Email: texas@favoritestaffing.com

Featured allied health jobs in Texas

Respiratory Therapy Direct Hire

Respiratory Therapist

Lubbock, TX
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Orthopedics Direct Hire

Physical Therapist

San Antonio, TX
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Radiology Contract

Radiation Therapist

Lubbock, TX
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What makes Texas a great place for allied health professionals?

Grow your career in Texas

Texas combines abundant career opportunity with a cost of living that lets your income go further than it would on either coast. The state's large, well-resourced health systems give allied health professionals access to complex cases, strong specialist teams, and plenty of room to advance.

Find opportunities across the state

Beyond the big metros, cities and towns right across Texas offer consistent demand and the chance to build lasting patient relationships in communities that value their healthcare workforce.

Take on travel jobs year-round

With no state income tax and living costs well below those of California and New York, Texas is an attractive base financially as well as professionally. For travel allied health professionals, the sheer size of the state means strong assignment availability across many specialties all year.

Allied health roles we recruit for in Texas

We recruit for a wide range of allied health roles across Texas, including:

Surgical techs

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Speech-language pathologists

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Respiratory therapists

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Occupational therapists

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MRI technologists

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Physical therapists

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Don’t see your allied health specialty listed? As a leading allied health staffing agency in Texas, we often have more opportunities than you see here. Call us at 210-918-8737 or email texas@favoritestaffing.com to talk with a recruiter and learn more about allied health jobs in Texas!

Cities in Texas we recruit allied health professionals

We place allied health professionals across the state, including:

Smaller towns and rural communities across the state are also apart of our coverage too. If your preferred location isn't listed, browse our full list of allied health jobs in Texas to see what's open.

Benefits of working in Texas with Favorite

Favorite Healthcare Staffing has spent more than 50 years placing allied health professionals, so we understand what candidates need. We offer a variety of benefits as well as exclusive assignments at top facilities in Illinois designed to help our registered nurses reach their career goals. But that’s not all – our mobile app, Mobilize, makes scheduling shifts easy, so you can work when and where you want.

Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance plans

Mobilize, powered by Favorite Healthcare Staffing

401k and Roth retirement plans

Continuing Education Reimbursement Program

Early access to wages with DailyPay

Favorite's referral bonus program

Texas allied health jobs FAQ

Do I need a license to work in Texas?

In most cases, yes. Allied health roles generally require state licensure, and the exact requirements vary by profession. Check out what applies to your specialty with the relevant licensing board in Texas.

Are travel allied health professional roles available in Texas?

 Yes. Texas has strong demand for travel allied health professionals, particularly in physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, radiology, and respiratory care.

What is the difference between permanent and travel allied health roles in Texas?

Permanent positions offer long-term stability, benefits, and the opportunity to become part of a community. Travel contracts generally run about 13 weeks, usually pay higher rates with housing stipends, and let you work across different settings and locations. Our recruiters can help you weigh up which option suits you.

How do I apply for allied health jobs in Texas?

Click on any available role on our website and follow the steps to apply. Your application is sent straight to our recruitment team, who will guide you through what comes next.