Houston-area positions (14)
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Nurse Practitioner/VP
20635 Kuykendahl Rd, Spring
APRN Hospitalist (Northside)
US-TX-Houston
Advance Practice Provider NP/PA
TX · Spring
Advance Practice Provider NP/PA
TX · Houston
Advanced Practitioner (NP/PA)
Houston, TX
Nurse Practitioner
Houston, TX
Advance Practice Provider NP/PA
Pearland, Texas
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)
Houston, Texas
Part Time · CRNA · Pasteur Plaza Surgery Center | $170k for Part-Time!
Fort Sam Houston, Texas
Advanced Practice Provider (Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant), Section of Hem/Onc
Houston, Texas
PRN Critical Care Advanced Practice Provider
Houston, Texas
Advanced Practice Provider (APRN or PA) · Gynecologic Oncology & Reproductive Medicine
Houston, Texas
Family Nurse Practitioner FNP-C · Bilingual · The Woodlands/Katy TX
Spring, Texas
Advanced Practice Provider · Gastroenterology & Hepatology · Outpatient
Houston, Texas
Who is hiring
11 employers have active NP listings in the Houston area right now. CVS Health has the most, with 3 listings.
- CVS Health3 listings
- UT MD Anderson Cancer Center2 listings
- American Oncology Network1 listing
- Avicenna Hospital-Spring1 listing
- Baylor College of Medicine1 listing
- Essential Anesthesia Management1 listing
- GuideStar Eldercare1 listing
- HCA Healthcare1 listing
Why This Market
Why NPs Choose Houston
The Texas Medical Center brings Houston Methodist, Memorial Hermann, MD Anderson, Texas Children's, and Baylor College of Medicine into one district
Harris Health runs the county safety net at Ben Taub and LBJ hospitals, with community clinics across Harris County
Community health centers, charity clinics, and county programs hire NPs to care for patients without insurance
Energy-sector and industrial employers add occupational health roles along the I-10 corridor and the Ship Channel
Posted pay
The median posted salary for NP roles in the Houston area is $123K, and the middle half of postings runs $108K to $150K. It is based on 7 postings from 7 employers that list annual pay. Hourly, estimated and non-NP postings are excluded.
- 25th percentile$108K
- Median$123K
- 75th percentile$150K
Inside the metro
How the Houston market is put together
Who you will be caring for
Harris Health, federally qualified health centers, and charity clinics hire NPs across Houston alongside the hospital systems. Layer on a petrochemical and industrial employment base that generates occupational health demand, a diverse population, and hurricane-season surge planning, and the metro asks for a broad clinical range.
Live market snapshot
- Open NP roles here
- 14
- All Texas roles
- 187
- Posted pay vs. statewide
- $3K below
Most common categories here: Full-Time (8), Nurse Anesthetist (2) and Part-Time (2). A posting can count in more than one.
Counted from live listings on this board and refreshed hourly. Pay figures use only listings that post an annual salary.
Where the jobs are
01Texas Medical Center and the Inner Loop
A dense employer cluster with inpatient, specialty, oncology, and pediatric NP roles. Its member institutions hire separately, so check openings across the district.
02West Houston and the Energy Corridor
The I-10 corridor out toward Katy: employer-sponsored clinics, occupational health tied to the energy sector, and a broad suburban outpatient and urgent care market.
03The Woodlands and north Harris / Montgomery County
Master-planned suburbs with newer hospital and ambulatory campuses, and a long drive to the Medical Center.
04Clear Lake, Pearland, and the southeast
The NASA and Bay Area corridor plus Pearland, with a distinct hospital footprint worth searching on its own.
05Sugar Land and Fort Bend County
A demographically diverse county, where multilingual capability and cross-cultural primary care experience set candidates apart.
Practice authority is set by the state. Texas is a restricted-practice jurisdiction on the AANP State Practice Environment map. Editorial content for this metro was last reviewed 2026-09-27.
Before You Apply
Getting Started in Houston
Licensure
Texas has Restricted Practice Authority. Outside federal facilities, Texas requires NPs in Houston to have a prescriptive authority agreement with a supervising physician.
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Common Questions
Houston NP Jobs FAQ
How should I compare NP pay offers in Houston?
Compare by employer type as much as by number. Medical Center academic roles, county safety-net positions, and suburban private practices structure pay, benefits, and schedules differently, and the commute across a metro this wide belongs in the comparison. A posted-pay median appears on this page only when enough Houston area listings from enough employers post annual pay. Until then, any national median shown is the cited BLS reference figure.
What is a prescriptive authority agreement and who arranges it?
It is the agreement with a supervising physician that Texas requires for NP practice. In an employed role, ask whether the employer arranges it with one of its own physicians. It becomes your responsibility mainly if you want to open your own practice or take locum work, and the Texas Board of Nursing publishes the current requirements.
Do I have to work in the Texas Medical Center to have a career here?
No. The Medical Center has the density, but Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, and Galveston counties all have their own hospital and outpatient employers, which can mean a shorter commute for suburban residents. Search the county where you would live as well as the Medical Center.
Does Houston have loan-repayment-eligible NP jobs?
Some roles can qualify, but eligibility depends on the exact practice site, not on the city or the job title. Federal programs such as NHSC loan repayment look at whether the site sits in a designated Health Professional Shortage Area, which can change over time. Enter the clinic's street address in HRSA's Find Shortage Areas by Address tool on data.hrsa.gov, look up its county in HRSA's HPSA Find, which also covers facility shortage areas, and confirm the site's eligibility with the employer in writing before you count on it.
Is bilingual capability expected in Houston NP roles?
It depends on the role, so check each posting for whether a language is listed as preferred or required. Spanish is an asset in patient-facing roles, and the metro's diversity makes Vietnamese, Mandarin, Arabic, and Urdu valuable too, particularly in Fort Bend County and the southwest side. A language listed as a preference rather than a filter can still shorten the hiring process where the panel needs it.
Which employers are hiring NPs in the Houston area?
Employers with open NP roles in the Houston area right now include CVS Health (3), UT MD Anderson Cancer Center (2), American Oncology Network (1), Avicenna Hospital-Spring (1), Baylor College of Medicine (1) and Essential Anesthesia Management (1).




