Optometrists jobs in Texas

10 verified openings

The entry bar for optometrist jobs in Texas is the same Doctor of Optometry every state asks for, and Texas is one of five states with more than one school that grants it. The University of Houston and the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio both train doctors in-state.

About Optometrists jobs in Texas

After four years of school come the three-part national board exam and a Texas license. Texas had 4,110 salaried optometrists in May 2025, second only to California, with a median of $126,000 against $136,570 nationally. Most first jobs are likely in an optometry office, where 61 percent of optometrists nationwide work. As of today that means 10 live optometrists jobs in Texas. The largest share comes from Texas Vision Associates; EyeCare Centers of Texas, P.A.; and Veterans Health Administration, and Sherman, College Station, and Leander have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $124k to $315k a year.