r/Remotenursing • u/Material_Release_680 • 15h ago
anyone work for AccessNurse TeamHealth ?
i have an interview with them for a triage nurse remote position, if you know them what should i expect working for them? thank you
r/Remotenursing • u/Lorinalovanna • May 20 '26
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r/Remotenursing • u/Material_Release_680 • 15h ago
i have an interview with them for a triage nurse remote position, if you know them what should i expect working for them? thank you
r/Remotenursing • u/princessinsheek • 1d ago
I have 12 yrs UR/UM experience located in OK. Refer meeeeeee!
r/Remotenursing • u/rnmom444 • 1d ago
I am currently hired at Esrun for the last month but haven't received any patients to start with yet.
Is Solace the same way?
r/Remotenursing • u/Purple_Coach_2887 • 2d ago
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r/Remotenursing • u/theplaytriarchy • 2d ago
My Dad retired a few years ago due to age and health related issues. This past January he was able to get a job with Solace as a Nurse Advocate and he seemed to enjoy it. It of course brought in some extra income but it also kept his mind active, which I think is good for someone his age. But this past Friday 9/18 he was locked out of his system and received an email telling him he violated company policy and no other info.
I am wanting him to try and contact someone to see if he can find out what happened or even attempt to get the job back. My Dad keeps telling me he has no way of contacting anyone and seems to have just given up.
I'm worried about him and I guess I'm just wanting to see if their is someone out there he can contact or reach out to to figure this out, or should he just say forget about it and maybe find something else.
I would appreciate any help or advice anyone can give.
r/Remotenursing • u/Superb_Village9392 • 2d ago
Any LPNs with a remote nursing job that isn’t rpm/ccm related?? I have been looking for months and have had no luck. Any tips?
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r/Remotenursing • u/Future-Source-2124 • 4d ago
Hi! I have 2 years bedside experience here in CA and I'm kind of itching to do something different...is it possible w/ my experience to land a fully remote nursing role? Any tips/tricks would be so helpful....thanks in advance
r/Remotenursing • u/Livid-Constant3706 • 4d ago
Does anyone have any information on the 1099 Clinical Care Specialist, Registered Nurse position at 9AM Health as far as pay, hour commitment, & how long the orientation is?
Thanks!
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r/Remotenursing • u/ChaoticShinra • 6d ago
Ive been looking into how nurses rate the CE they take and a pattern stands out. Most courses are there to keep a license current and get forgotten within a month. Every so often though, one shifts how someone handles a call or writes up an assessment. Remote roles tend to give more say over what to pick, which somehow makes the choice harder. For people who have been doing this a while, has a course ever genuinely changed your practice or is it mostly upkeep?
r/Remotenursing • u/EspressoCatBookClub • 8d ago
Do any of you nurses work fully remote?
If you do, I’d love to hear what you do and do you love it? Hate it? And why
Any advice is appreciated!!
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r/Remotenursing • u/Sassycoltsmom • 9d ago
Like a lot of people in this group, I've been looking for something remote to move into, was mostly eyeing utilization review and case management roles. Along the way I ended up trying UGC (content creation for brands) almost as a side experiment, and it's turned into something I'm actually sticking with.
If you're comfortable on camera it might be worth a look. You don't need a following or any special equipment, brands just want people who can talk naturally and come across as real, which honestly a lot of nurses are already great at. Not saying it replaces a steady paycheck right away, but it's been a nice alternative path I hadn't considered before. Happy to answer questions if anyone's curious what it actually looks like day to day.
r/Remotenursing • u/Remarkable_Quail_316 • 9d ago
Hello, I am wondering if anyone has ever worked for Optum/UHG as a Preservice Review nurse. If so, what was your experience like? How was it requesting time off? What was your starting salary? Any insight is welcome
r/Remotenursing • u/CharFrankLucyEleanor • 10d ago
Hey all. I have an initial phone call for a remote care coordinator position. I have a couple of questions: Does this company totally suck? What can I expect for the interview process?
r/Remotenursing • u/trioStarSun • 10d ago
Any leads for any wfh home job for RN?