Travel Healthcare Jobs in San Antonio, TX

56 open travel contracts across 8 disciplines in San Antonio. Live inventory, updated daily from CatSol's job database.

Open jobs:56
Weekly pay:$1,098–$2,659
License:Compact OK

Quick Answer

CatSol has 56 open travel healthcare jobs in San Antonio, Texas right now, paying $1,098–$2,659/week with tax-free stipends. RN is the most in-demand role (40 open).

Open Roles in San Antonio by Profession

ProfessionOpenWeekly Pay
RN40$1,530–$2,48140 in San Antonio →
Radiology/Imaging5$2,011–$2,6525 in San Antonio →
LPN/LVN3$1,098–$1,103All Texas →
Occupational Therapy3$1,710–$2,217All Texas →
Respiratory Therapy2$1,984–$1,984
Surgical Services1$1,942–$1,942
Dietary Services1$2,207–$2,207
Cardiology1$2,659–$2,659

Facilities Hiring in San Antonio

Main Methodist Hospital

15 openup to $2,516/wk

Methodist Hospital Stone Oak

10 openup to $2,263/wk

Methodist Hospital Northeast

9 openup to $2,652/wk

Methodist Children’s Hospital

4 openup to $1,679/wk

Christus Santa Rosa Childrens Hospital of San Antonio

3 openup to $2,006/wk

Methodist Hospital Metropolitan

3 openup to $1,690/wk

Methodist Hospital Texsan

3 openup to $2,659/wk

Kindred Hospital- San Antonio Central

2 openup to $2,217/wk

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many travel healthcare jobs are available in San Antonio, TX?

CatSol currently has 56 open travel healthcare contracts in San Antonio, Texas, spanning 8 disciplines including RN, Radiology/Imaging, LPN/LVN. Inventory refreshes daily.

How much do travel healthcare jobs in San Antonio pay?

Open contracts in San Antonio pay $1,098–$2,659 per week, including tax-free housing and meal stipends. Pay varies by profession, specialty, shift, and facility.

What is the most in-demand role in San Antonio right now?

RN leads with 40 open contracts in San Antonio, paying up to $2,481/week.

Do I need a Texas license to work in San Antonio?

Texas is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state, so nurses with a multistate compact license can work in San Antonio without a separate state license. CatSol verifies your compact status and handles any paperwork.