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There are SO many remote nursing roles hiding under different job titles — and these are currently open! -Save this for your job search -Apply directly through the company website - Follow for more remote nursing jobs + tips for getting out of bedside nursing #nurse #nursing #nurselife #wfh #remotenurse
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If you're searching only for Remote R N, you're probably missing some really great currently listed nursing opportunities. There are five different job titles that I found that are currently hiring, and these are all active and open as of September 14th. First is RN clinical consultant with Guardian Life. This one is focused on recovery and return to work outcomes and the listed salary range is about 69 to 113 k. I know it's a little low, but second is Population Health R N with Evernorth. This is a remote role focus on proactive patient care with a listed salary range of 77 to 129 k. Third is a review nurse with Health Services Advisory Group. This one is actually part time and remote. I get a lot of requests for remote position or sorry for part time positions. This one is 40 to 45 an hour. Fourth is triage clinical Guide with Devoted Health is a remote R N position with a listed salary of 85 to 110 k. And fifth is Concurrent Review Care Coordinator with evicore. This is a work from home utilization management and concurrent review position and they pay about 31 to 52 an hour. Now I know some of these salary ranges do seem a little bit low, but take into consideration the money that you would be saving if you never had to leave your house. First of all, you don't have to commute, don't have to pay for gas, don't have to Put miles on your car. And if you have kids, it is a huge money saver for me personally. I have two kids. They're both in school. Um, I don't have to pay for daycare anymore. It is amazing. In the morning, I'm here to get them on the bus. I can either pick them up after school, or they can take the bus home to me and I'm here and they can do their homework and just hang out with me while I finish up my work day. Um, my school district in particular charges $35 a kid a day for before and after care. So for me, it would not make sense for me to work in a hospital. Financially, even though maybe I would make more dollars an hour, it in the long run would not work out at all. Anyways, follow me for more remote nursing content and current open positions.
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