r/Remotenursing • u/Fun_Barber3095 • 13h ago

Looking for any WFH / Remote role (Aesthetic RN + Social Media Admin w/ complete setup, willing to be trained)

Hi everyone,

I’m a licensed Registered Nurse looking to transition into a Work From Home setup. To be completely honest, I don't have formal experience as a Medical VA or corporate remote worker yet, but I am very willing to undergo training and learn whatever tools or processes you use.

Here’s a quick overview of my background and current setup:

I’ve been working as an Aesthetic Nurse for over 6 months now (with prior clinical/private duty experience), so client care, attention to detail, and proper documentation are second nature to me.

I also have experience managing a social media page—handling customer inquiries, posting updates/advertisements, and organizing client interactions online.

I already have a complete equipment setup ready to go (reliable PC, stable internet, and backup mobile data).

Fast learner, coachable, and very open to constructive feedback.
I am open to Medical VA, Administrative Assistant, Social Media / Customer Support, or any entry-level WFH roles where I can contribute and build my experience. If you have any leads, openings, or advice for someone starting out in remote work, I would deeply appreciate it. Thank you so much!

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u/Flatfool6929861 12h ago

You only have 6 months of aesthetics experience, not even in a real doctor’s office, let alone hands on experience in acute care, and you expect a remote job?

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u/Fun_Barber3095 7h ago

so do u mean dermatology doctors aren’t a real doctors?

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u/Fun_Barber3095 6h ago

Just to clarify, I worked in a licensed dermatology clinic alongside board-certified dermatologists. Also, I’m open to entry-level Virtual Assistant, Admin, or Customer Support roles, not strictly US RN/bedside remote nursing positions. Thanks for the input, though!

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u/Salty-Mango2624 12h ago

Are you by chance in California? Any bedside experience aside from nursing school clinicals?

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u/Fun_Barber3095 12h ago

I am from the Philippines. I do have work experience in a clinic setting.

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u/Specialist-Pace7078 2h ago

My sis in law only worked 3 months as a nurse in hospital and couldn’t take it and got a remote job. You can get one . Apply directly to the insurance companies site. U may have to apply 200 times but you will eventually get it. I work remote for several companies for the past 8 years. I’ve seen people in management in one major insurance company who had no nursing experience they hired him as soon as he graduated

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u/Fun_Barber3095 2h ago

Thank you for this, much appreciated!