Social Work Salaries in Texas

Based on 61 real salary reports from social workers in Texas

$71,319

Average salary

$41,000 – $156,000

Salary range

5

Credentials represented

BSW, LCSW, LMSW, LSW, MSW

61

Records

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Social work salaries in Texas

Explore real, self-reported social work salary data from Texas. Our dataset includes salary reports from social workers across multiple credentials, settings, and experience levels in Texas.

Texas salary by credential

Average social work salaries in Texas by credential type

CredentialAvg salaryReports
LMSW (Licensed Master Social Worker)$65,53230
LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker)$79,12211
BSW (Bachelor of Social Work)$68,5256
LSW (Licensed Social Worker)$48,7502
MSW (Master of Social Work)$69,7502

Texas salary charts

Visual breakdowns of social work compensation in Texas

Which credentials pay the most in Texas?

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How have salaries changed in Texas?

Average social work salary in Texas across survey periods from 2021 to 2026

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Does more experience mean higher pay in Texas?

Average salary by years of experience in Texas

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average social worker salary in Texas?

The average social work salary in Texas varies by credential, experience, and work setting. Use the charts and tables on this page to see current averages based on real self-reported data.

Which social work credentials are most common in Texas?

The credential breakdown table on this page shows which licenses are most reported by social workers in Texas. Common credentials include LCSW, LMSW, and MSW, though availability varies by state licensing requirements.

How do social work salaries in Texas compare to other states?

Social work salaries vary significantly by state due to cost of living, demand, and licensing requirements. Visit our Explore page to compare Texas salaries with other states side by side.

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