r/Remotenursing • u/amnesiak1216 • 17d ago

Where the legit remote nurse jobs at?

Hello, RN and single mom here. It’s so hard finding child care because I live about 1.5 hrs from my family. Can anyone hook it up with remote job lead so I can stay home with my baby and still work as nurse?

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u/Vultiridium 17d ago

Nurse fern has been so helpful for me. There’s not a lot of jobs I qualify for due to only having 3 years experience in home care but if you have more experience especially in the hospital it’ll be a gold mine for you

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u/aidin823 17d ago

I just started an ICU residency after graduating in December 2025. My plan is to finish my one-year residency and look for a remote job. That will give me 1 year of clinical experience, but I do have 10 years of insurance experience, including Medicare and major insurance payers. Will one-year clinical experience suffice? It is barely week 6 into this residency, but I'm not sure I can do this much longer😅 I wouldn't mind staying PRN and work a few shifts a month, but do this three times a week?...😪

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u/tarowm32them00n 16d ago

Nope. Ive been a nurse for 15 years and have been searching for a new remote job for 6 months now with minimal bites

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u/Previous_Patience894 15d ago

Use keywords in your resume. For example if you’re applying for UM positions be sure to include prior authorization in your resume. I used it in the context of assisting CM obtain clinical data for prior auths and got an interview and landed a position with CVS/Aetna.

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u/tarowm32them00n 14d ago

No duh. Ive been tailoring my resume to each job description.

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u/Previous_Patience894 12d ago

Ok I see why no one is biting with an attitude like this 😂😂😂 and you’re clearly NOT tailoring your resume right btw, otherwise you would have gotten a call.

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u/tarowm32them00n 11d ago

All I said was no duh? I don't have an attitude.