In-Home NP/PA (Part Time) - Wise, VA
CVS HealthNew50 min ago
- Specialty: In-Home Assessment
- Job type: Part-time
- Salary: $42 – $90 / hr
- License states: Virginia
Live part-time remote and non-bedside nursing roles — telehealth visits, telephonic triage, in-home assessments, case management and review work on schedules that fit around the rest of your life. Every listing below comes straight from an employer's career page and is reviewed by a nurse before it goes live: part-time nursing jobs that are actually remote, actually open, and free to browse. Refreshed daily.
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Most part-time roles on this board post hourly rates, and the advertised range is wide — roughly the mid-$30s per hour for RN triage and assessment work up to $90+ per hour for NP telehealth visits. Every listing shows its pay when the employer discloses it, so you can filter by what a schedule is actually worth.
It varies more than in full-time work. Larger employers on the board (health plans, national telehealth groups) often extend prorated benefits at 20+ hours a week; smaller telehealth practices more often pay a higher hourly rate without benefits. The listing's own posting is the source of truth — check the employer's page before applying.
Common shapes on this board: fixed evening or weekend blocks (telehealth and triage lines staff around peak hours), per-visit in-home assessment work you self-schedule, and 20–30-hour weekly schedules in case management. Some postings name the exact block in the title — a Saturday-plus-weekdays shift, or an 11:30am–8pm ET window.
The steady sources are telehealth companies staffing visit windows, health plans running triage and assessment lines, and in-home assessment programs that pay per completed visit. Browse the list below — the employer is named on every card, and each links to the employer's own hiring page.
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