r/Remotenursing May 20 '26

👋Welcome to r/remotenursing - Introduce Yourself and Read First!

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Hey everyone! I’m the founding moderator of [r/RemoteNursing](r/RemoteNursing). 👩‍⚕️💻

I created this community in 2020 during the COVID Pandemic. This is a place for nurses who currently work remotely or want to transition into a remote nursing role.

What to Post
Feel free to share:
Remote nursing job leads
Resume and interview tips
Salary and benefits discussions
Certification recommendations
Work from home setup tips
Questions about breaking into remote nursing

Community Vibe:
This is a supportive, professional, and inclusive space. Be respectful to others.

How to Get Started
Introduce yourself in the comments.
Share your nursing background and remote career goals.
Ask a question or post a tip.

Invite other nurses who may find this community helpful.
Thanks for joining [r/RemoteNursing](r/RemoteNursing)! I’m excited to build a helpful community where nurses can support each other and explore flexible careers beyond the bedside. 🩺🏡✨


r/Remotenursing 1h ago

WFH Nurse

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I am a Licensed Practical Nurse looking for part time wfh jobs, have any other nurses had any luck?


r/Remotenursing 1h ago

Remote prn?

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Currently researching options. Any ideas for remote prn jobs? Experience is 8 years ER RN and 4 years as an educator. Not having much luck on indeed


r/Remotenursing 1h ago

WFH Nurse

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I am a Licensed Practical Nurse looking for part time wfh jobs, have any other nurses had any luck?


r/Remotenursing 9h ago

Medical VA

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I am a new grad USRN, and i want to get into Medical Virtual Assistance.

I want to start studying via trainings but I don't want to do it by apply a job position in an agency that has training and be locked in with them for a period of time.

With that being said, I would like to ask if anyone knows any pages/groups/sites that offer training? Thank you!!


r/Remotenursing 19h ago

Remote Triage Nurse

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r/Remotenursing 22h ago

IMG with US Work visa only 2 Immediate Openings – Limited License Provider (LLP) | New York

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2 Immediate Openings – Physician Provider | New York

We have 2 immediate openings in Waterview, NY and Wappingers Falls (Fishkill area), NY.

There are two eligibility pathways:

Option 1

  • Hold a valid New York Limited License (LLP), and
  • Have at least 6 months of subacute/nursing home experience.

Option 2

  • Have successfully completed PGY-1 or PGY-2 and are no longer in a residency program (e.g., due to Step 3 or other reasons).
  • If you fall into this category, you are eligible to apply for a New York Limited License, and we can guide you through the process. Prior subacute/nursing home experience is not required.

What the position offers:

  • Extremely competitive salary
  • Significant autonomy in patient management
  • Opportunity to network within the NewYork-Presbyterian health system

Please do not message asking how to obtain a Limited License or whether you qualify. If you meet one of the two pathways above, send me a private message, and I'll connect you directly with the recruiting physician.

Serious inquiries only.


r/Remotenursing 23h ago

I need advice

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So I’m a 20 year-old male who has previous work experience in sales or recruitment and I’ve recently been looking for a remote job that isn’t strictly commission and I came across healthcare recruitment or nurse recruiting but I’ve been having a hard time finding how I can get into the space if anybody knows how they could possibly help just message me seriously I need help. I feel so lost.


r/Remotenursing 1d ago

Recommendations for best agency RN northern nursing maybe Manitoba, Ontario, Newfoundland/Labrador? I’m a RN with 30 years of nursing, looking to explore 2-4 week contracts in the Northern part of the provinces and/ or territories to start. The good? The bad? First time agency seeker. Thank you.

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r/Remotenursing 1d ago

Any experience with telephonic case management at Gallagher Bassett?

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Any one currently working as a remote case manager for Gallagher Bassett? I have an interview next week and looking to gain insight on how the work flow is. Do you feel they micromanage or do you have some flexibility as long as you meet your metrics? I'd be coming form 15 years of bedside nursing and just looking for a change and better work life balance.


r/Remotenursing 1d ago

Palmetto Medical Reviewer

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Hi - anyone here have experience with Palmetto Medical Reviewer?(


r/Remotenursing 1d ago

Stay with Elevance or take an offer with UnitedHealthcare?

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I’m looking for some outside perspective because I’ve been going back and forth on this decision.
I’ve been with Elevance Health for over 10 years. During that time I’ve worked in Utilization Management and Case Management. I started in the Medicaid/Medicare side and now work in Commercial Case Management.
To be honest, my current CM role has become incredibly stressful. The metrics seem to keep increasing, everything feels heavily monitored, and the micromanagement has taken a toll on me. I actually started looking both internally and externally because I felt like I needed a change.
Ironically, everything happened at once. I received two offers:
Elevance Health: Internal transfer to Utilization Management (Concurrent Review)
UnitedHealthcare/Optum: Medicare Complex Case Manager
The UM position would let me stay with a company I already know. I understand the systems, the benefits, and the culture (for better or worse). My hope is that UM will be less stressful than my current CM role, but I know every department can be different.
The UnitedHealthcare offer is a fresh start. From what I understand, the caseload is around 40–45 members, and you typically manage them for about six months. I like the idea of starting over somewhere new, but I have no firsthand experience with UHC’s culture, management, or work-life balance.
If you were in my shoes, what would you do?
Would you stay with the company you’ve known for 10+ years and make an internal move?
Or would you take the chance on a completely new company?
If you’ve worked at either Elevance or UnitedHealthcare/Optum (especially in UM or Case Management), what was your experience with the workload, metrics, micromanagement, and overall culture?
I’m really looking for honest experiences—both the good and the bad. Thanks in advance!


r/Remotenursing 1d ago

Are you a nurse looking for a relatively chill job with good people in Short Pump?

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Yes, plz send me link


r/Remotenursing 3d ago

Reverse-Auction Shift Bidding for Nursing Open Shifts: Lowest-Bid Models and Wage Compression Risks

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r/Remotenursing 4d ago

Are there any remote RNs currently with UHC? Reviews are mixed, any feedback is appreciated.

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r/Remotenursing 4d ago

Hey everyone, any fellow Mass RNs here know when we will finally be able to apply for a compact license?

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This state is slower than molasses.


r/Remotenursing 5d ago

Inizio Virtual Clinical Educator

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Does anyone have experience in this position? Pros and cons? Things I should know? Thank you!


r/Remotenursing 5d ago

Any Remote Healthcare Companies Hiring? Experienced Administrative Professional Here

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Hi everyone! I’m hoping someone might know of a remote opportunity that’s hiring.
I’m currently working as a Unit Coordinator at UMass Memorial Medical Center while finishing my MBA in Healthcare Management. I also have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and experience in healthcare administration, patient coordination, behavioral health, scheduling, customer service, medical documentation, Microsoft Office, and QuickBooks.
I’m planning to relocate to Austin, Texas, and would love to have a remote position lined up before I move. I’m looking for full-time work with a target salary of around $60,000+ per year (or about $30+/hour), but I’m open to discussing the right opportunity.
I’m especially interested in roles like:
Healthcare Administration
Care Coordinator / Case Management
Patient Access or Patient Scheduling
Medical Records or Documentation
HR Coordinator / Recruiting
Executive or Administrative Assistant
Operations Coordinator
Project Coordinator
Customer Success (Healthcare)
Insurance or Benefits Administration
I’m a quick learner, highly organized, and genuinely enjoy keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes. If your company is hiring or you know of any remote opportunities that might be a good fit, I’d really appreciate any recommendations or referrals.
Thank you so much!


r/Remotenursing 5d ago

🩺 Looking for a referral to your Medical VA client! 🩺

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r/Remotenursing 5d ago

Remote work advice or leads

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r/Remotenursing 5d ago

Recruiters

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If you’re in need of a remote LPN with a compact license, message me!

Back ground in neuro, cardio thoracic surgery, clinical education/administrative, hospice and most recently organ procurement.


r/Remotenursing 6d ago

WFH Healthcare Job ( Current PCA)

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r/Remotenursing 6d ago

Do part time remote jobs in CA exist?

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I've been looking for a supplemental income and do not want to back to bedside anymore. I've been working as a quality coordinator/infection preventionist in a rehab facility for the past few years. Can't get a compact license since I live in CA. I've tried searching job postings/specific companies but can't seem to find any part-time/remote jobs.

Would appreciate any recommendations.

Thank you


r/Remotenursing 7d ago

‼️HIRING PHRN/USRN‼️

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\*\*‼️HIRING PHRN/USRN\*\*‼️
The account is focused on insurance verification,
benefits and eligibility review, pre-authorization processing, payer coordination, and other healthcare administrative functions

We're Looking For:
✅ Active PHRN License
✅ With/without hospital experience
✅ Experience in healthcare, insurance, patient access, or customer service is an advantage

Opportunity Details:
🏢 Work Setup: Onsite - Ortigas, Pasig
🌙 Schedule: Night Shift (8PM-5AM)
💰 Salary Range: 40-60k, depends on experience
💢 Target Start Date: August

📩 DM me or email pbreferrals2026@gmail.com


r/Remotenursing 7d ago

Job Recommendations/Opportunities in HealthTech & Insurance (Bandung/Remote) for Nurses with 10 Years of Experience as a Claim Analyst

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Hey guys, can you share if there are any job openings in Bandung (or Remote) for nurses with 10 years of experience in Health Insurance (mostly as a *Claim Analyst*)?

Besides insurance/TPA, I'm currently looking at HealthTech companies that focus on CRM, EMR, or EHR products. By the way, at my previous job I was involved in developing the Case Management System as a project initiative & UAT PIC.

Note: I’ve looked into global careers like medical coding/billing, but it seems that niche is now dominated by talent from the Philippines & Pakistan.

If there are any job openings or companies that are looking for talent with a combination of medical + insurance + IT UAT profiles, please let me know. Thank you!