Remote RN positions

Hi depending where you live some states don't allow remote work from any kind like New York but check USA jobs it's a VA Federal website they have some remote jobs on there and you can apply good luck

Amedisys Home Health hires remote nurses for CTC (Care Transitions Coordinator) positions. Some are M-F, some just weekends. They are nationwide as far as I know. Their website can be a little tricky for searching for positions so make sure to check not just under nursing but the operations section for positions as well.

Insurance companies like  United hire for remote as well but often times those positions require CM certification but it's worth looking into.

Hi!  I'd suggest to check out NurseFern.com and TheRemoteNurse.com.  Both sites have some great resources for getting your remote nurse job search started.  Both of these sites also have a job board specific to remote nursing jobs ? NurseFern has some awesome blog posts about the different types of remote nursing jobs to help you narrow down your search.  The Whole Life Nurse on Instagram is another great resource to check out for alternative nursing career options.  

Indeed and LinkedIn post remote positions all the time.  Some require that you live in the state where the job is located and others allow you to work from anywhere in the U.S.  Most will also require certain upload/download internet speeds and that you have a wired connection, not satellite. Other requirements will, of course, vary with the position.  There will be a smattering of triage positions but most are not.

I agree, Indeed is a great resource. There are also facebook groups specializing in remote nursing. Many of them have job boards. Good luck!

Nurse nurse said:

Hi depending where you live some states don't allow remote work from any kind like New York but check USA jobs it's a VA Federal website they have some remote jobs on there and you can apply good luck

What do you mean New York doesn't allow remote jobs?? I'm in New York and this is simply not true at all

NurseAndrea said:

Hi!  I'd suggest to check out NurseFern.com and TheRemoteNurse.com.  Both sites have some great resources for getting your remote nurse job search started.  Both of these sites also have a job board specific to remote nursing jobs ? NurseFern has some awesome blog posts about the different types of remote nursing jobs to help you narrow down your search.  The Whole Life Nurse on Instagram is another great resource to check out for alternative nursing career options.  

Thank you!

Both my wife and I work remotely.

I would recommend looking at insurance companies and then going through the supply room and med room and writing down all of the brands you see and search their websites for positions.

For some of these positions you will want to search for "clinical" along with "nurse" and "registered nurse." 

It is actually hard to find nurses for the industries my wife and I are in so it is not hard to get hired. Keep in mind you need to tailor your cover letter and resume to the job. 

Bug Out said:

Both my wife and I work remotely.

I would recommend looking at insurance companies and then going through the supply room and med room and writing down all of the brands you see and search their websites for positions.

For some of these positions you will want to search for "clinical" along with "nurse" and "registered nurse." 

It is actually hard to find nurses for the industries my wife and I are in so it is not hard to get hired. Keep In mind you need to tailor your cover letter and resume to the job. 

Thank you! THIS is great and already 100x more helpful than some of the responses I've seen on similar posts on AllNurses, where people ask for help finding remote work are either encouraged unhelpful things like "Just try another clinical area or hospital" or "just go search on indeed". LOL. I'm going to try your tips!

When you mention tailoring your resume... do you recommend removing or trimming down nursing things from the resume since these are non-nursing roles? Or, simply tailoring the resume to skills the job posting is asking for? I've been given advice to do both and it's dizzying trying to figure out which one to follow!

Hi! Are you still looking for remote work? Search for HEDIS Nursing opportunities. The remote hiring season will pick up in the next month. I offer remote resume template and a fast track HEDIS study guide if you need info!