Track nursing jobs in Texas with apply links
Track new nursing job postings across Texas. Returns job title, employer, city, posting source, job highlights, and direct apply links for each role.
Last run 2026-08-25 · 10 results · $0.00019 · schema identical to the parent source
The exact input
{
"query": "nurse",
"location": "Texas",
"num_results": 10,
"max_pagination": 1
}
Sample of the output
| JOB_TITLE | COMPANY_NAME | LOCATION | VIA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Registered Nurse (RN) | Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - Contract - Days | HealthTrust Workforce Solutions | Texas | |
| Registered Nurse RN - Cardiac Cath Lab | HCA Houston Healthcare North Cypress | Texas | HCA Healthcare |
| Utilization Management Review Nurse | Harris Health System | Texas | Harris Health System Jobs |
| Registered Nurse | DAVITA | Texas | DaVita Careers |
Who runs this task
Healthcare staffing agencies and in-house recruiters watching a state-level market, and job boards that need Texas nursing listings without licensing an aggregator's feed per seat. The apply links are the part that pays for itself: every row carries the routes Google surfaced with the name of each one, so a candidate can be sent to the hospital's own careers page rather than to whichever board indexed the role first.
Questions people ask
How current are the listings?
Fetched live at run time, so a scheduled run returns what is posted that day. Set posted_within to 24h or 3d and each run collects only new roles instead of re-reading listings you already have.
Can I narrow this to one Texas city?
Yes. Replace the location value with a city, such as Houston, TX or Austin, TX. A city-level location returns more than a state-level one, so several city runs give better coverage of Texas than a single statewide run.
Do the apply links point at the employer or at a job board?
Both, and the row says which. Every listing carries each application route Google surfaced together with its source name, so you can prefer the employer's own careers page where one exists and fall back to a board where it does not.