All work-at-home moms probably feel like nurses at times, but, in fact, some WAHMs really are nurses. At first glance, nursing jobs seem like hands-on jobs not adaptable to telecommuting. But nursing jobs can take many forms including working as a telecommuting nurse.
Nurses working from home might do
telephone triage, helping to assess patients' health concerns over the phone. Or, they might give more general health advice to callers. Nurses might also telecommute as case managers. These are some companies that hire nurses to work from home:
Choose work at home as the location in this Fortune 500 insurance company's careers database to find jobs ranging from nurse case managers, medical coders and chart auditors to licensed insurance reps and accounting consultants.
Large health insurance company hires nurses for telecommuting positions as well as many others with experience in the insurance industry.
The nation's largest health care services company hires RNs and others as health care agents.
Company hires register nurses to work from home to provide
telephone triage and health advice to callers from across North America. Also hires customer service reps who need a minimum of a high school diploma.
Intracorp, a division of insurance company Cigna, hires registered nurses to work-at-home as disability and workers comp clinical case managers. Use "work from home" as keywords to search Cigna's job openings. Hiring is done from a NY location.
Hires registered nurses to practice
telephone triage or computer-assisted nursing through inbound and outbound telephone calls with patients whose physicians, hospitals, insurers or employers are SironaHealth clients.
Once trained in-house, company allows some nurse case manager to telecommute, so residency in Tennessee is required.
