Topics About 'Remote Work'.

Remote triage is an innovative and effective way to provide care for patients. It allows a nurse to connect with a patient from a distance and gather information about their symptoms, medical history, and even their vital signs. If necessary, the nur...

Your alarm goes off at 6:45 am. You groggily reach for your glasses, roll out of bed, and go to the kitchen to get the coffee brewing. Shortly before 7 am you open your office door and 30 seconds later, you are logged in and beginning to chip away at...

I started out doing bedside care and home health 12 years ago. In 2020 during the pandemic, I was transitioned into a remote position as a Prior Authorization Nurse. This was supposed to be temporary until a more permanent solution was made. During t...

I would like to hear from fellow nurses who have left the ambulatory/clinic world and switched to a remote (work at home) position. What are the cons? Any regrets? Thanks!

Hello All- I am interested in applying for a Telehealth position- what is your typical work day like (I realize all companies are different)? I have read job descriptions of many companies, however I would like to know what to expect from nurses tha...

Hello- I am looking for positions that allow me to work from home. I have 10 years of experience ranging from ICU, ER, Nurse Case Manager and Pediatrics. I left my job from working 5 yrs. at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, MO. The reason b...

At work, I’ve recently been given the opportunity to bring a laptop home to complete work without distractions from others and theoretically cut back on hours. In theory, this seems like a good idea, but I’m not sure how well this would actual...

My work-from-home journey began in February 2020. It didn't take long for me to start logging in earlier than required, and I began skipping lunches and staying on past the time I would have left the office. In the evenings, I would do a "quick" emai...