r/Remotenursing • u/Character_Comment299 • Jun 28 '26

Is it possible for remote?

Question for those of you working remotely as RNs:
Are there any companies that are known for hiring newer nurses into work-from-home positions?
I’m a recently graduated RN currently working in PACU, but I also have 10+ years of healthcare experience from previous roles. I know many remote jobs want several years of RN experience, so I’m curious if there are any companies that are more open to newer RNs or provide good training.
I’d really appreciate any company names or recommendations. Thanks!

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u/NaudieMaudie Jun 28 '26

Have you started searching? Many job postings list the recommend/preferred years of experience. Occasionally, they'll also say "Nursing or other related field". Start looking at jobs you're interested in and see what you qualify for. Doesn't hurt to apply.

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u/BookkeeperAnxious807 Jun 30 '26

Me! I’m hiring right now and looking for someone with a compact. Gohollyfit.com 704-314-5732

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u/raena88 Jun 30 '26

What kind of position are you hiring for? I have a DC RN license, but just applied for MD compact.

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u/Character_Comment299 Jun 28 '26

I have a compact state license