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Remote Telehealth Nurse Jobs

Telehealth (or virtual care) nurses provide care directly to patients via video and asynchronous messaging. Common settings: chronic disease management at companies like Omada, Virta, and Livongo; primary-care telehealth at Maven, Hims/Hers, and Galileo; behavioral health at Talkiatry, Brightline, and similar. Schedules vary widely. Below: every telehealth RN role on RemoteRN today.

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Frequently asked

Do I need licenses in every state?+

Most telehealth roles require either Compact (multi-state) license OR licenses in 5-10 specific high-volume states. The role description usually lists which.

Is this 'real' nursing or just chat support?+

Both exist on RemoteRN. The job descriptions distinguish — look for 'video visit', 'tele-RN' (real clinical) vs 'health coach', 'care advocate' (lighter, often non-RN).

How do I become a telehealth nurse?+

An active RN license plus 1–3 years of hands-on clinical experience is the typical bar — employers favor acute care, triage, or call-center backgrounds because the job is assessment without hands. No extra certification is required to start; a Compact license is the single biggest door-opener since it widens which employers can hire you.

How much do telehealth nurses make?+

It varies by function — triage and chronic-care roles tend to pay near bedside rates, while specialized virtual-care roles can pay more. Every telehealth listing on RemoteRN shows the employer's posted range, and the pay snapshot on this page shows the current median across live roles.

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