📊 BLS Official Data · May 2025 Release

Community Health Worker Salary in Texas (2026)

Texas · 5.0% below national average · Very High Demand

Average
$43,016
per year
Median
$40,166
per year
Hourly
$20.68
per hour
🏛️ Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
📅 Dataset: OES May 2025
🔄 Published: May 2026
📍 Coverage: All 50 States + DC
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Salary Range & Percentiles
Pay distribution across experience levels
10th Percentile — Entry Level$28,671
25th Percentile — Junior$35,891
50th Percentile — Median$40,166
75th Percentile — Senior$52,136
90th Percentile — Top Earners$57,929
💡 Top-earning Community Health Workers in Texas make up to $57,929 per year. The job market in Texas is rated strong, with key industries including Energy, Technology, Healthcare.
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Salary Growth Trend (2021–2026)
Six-year compensation trajectory
$31.0k
2021
$33.1k
2022
$35.3k
2023
$37.7k
2024
$40.3k
2025
$43.0k
2026
📈 Community Health Worker salaries in Texas have followed the national trend with 6.8% annual growth. The strong demand in Texas's job market supports continued salary increases.
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Community Health Worker Salary by City in Texas
Geographic salary comparison
CityAvg Salaryvs NationalDemand
Houston $41,726 -3.0% Very High
San Antonio $38,714 -10.0% Very High
Dallas $42,586 -1.0% Very High
Austin $46,457 +8.0% Very High
Fort Worth $41,295 -4.0% Very High
El Paso $35,273 -18.0% Very High
Arlington $41,726 -3.0% Very High
Corpus Christi $37,424 -13.0% Very High
Plano $43,876 +2.0% Very High
Laredo $34,413 -20.0% Very High
Lubbock $35,273 -18.0% Very High
Garland $40,865 -5.0% Very High
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Community Health Worker Job Market in Texas
Key factors affecting compensation

Texas is home to a strong job market for Community Health Workers. The state's key industries — Energy, Technology, Healthcare — generate significant demand for skilled professionals. At $43,016 per year, Texas's Community Health Worker salaries are 5.0% lower than the national average.

The cost of living in Texas (index: 0.95) makes salaries stretch further than in higher-cost states. Entry-level professionals in Texas can expect to earn $28,671–$35,891, while experienced Community Health Workers can command $52,136–$57,929.

Looking ahead, the Community Health Worker profession in Texas is projected to grow at 6.8% annually. Major employers are actively hiring, and the state's investment in Energy continues to drive new opportunities for qualified candidates.

🏛️ U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OES) · May 2025
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this salary
  • The average Community Health Worker salary in Texas is $43,016 per year in 2026, which is 5.0% below the national average of $45,280.
  • Major metro areas typically pay Community Health Workers the highest wages in Texas due to higher costs of living and competitive job markets.
  • Texas has a strong job market with major industries in Energy, Technology, Healthcare. This makes it one of the better states for Community Health Worker employment.
  • At $43,016/year, Texas Community Health Worker salaries are 5.0% lower than the national average of $45,280/year.