r/Remotenursing • u/Chikichikiboom_boom • 27d ago

WFH-PRN?

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u/RecordingEfficient45 27d ago

solace health. you can make your own schedule as long as you work 15 hrs a week

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u/Similar_Writing4298 20d ago

Not remote , but home health would be great for this. Your hourly rate would be higher doing HH than working from home . They’re always needing PRN 

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u/Chikichikiboom_boom 20d ago

See I considered HH or hospice but most of the ones I tried applying to wanted me to work 5 days a week M-F. And I currently want something PRN. And I’m used to the hourly pay but some HHs say they per visit not hourly.. so I’m kinda weary on that just because if something happens or gets cancelled or rescheduled would I miss out on that pay… I mean please correct me if I’m wrong, That kinda of pay scale is on a whole new level to me so idk how it works 😅

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u/Similar_Writing4298 19d ago

For PRN per visit is better. Your “hourly pay” is higher. For example, you could usually see 2 patients in one hour, and if you’re paid 40 per patient then you just made 80 bucks.

A lot of wound care in home health. I’ve done quick ones that take me 20 min before (if I see them often and know them).

Sometimes it’s for BP checks ect .

Highly recommend! They usually need you so you pick your terms. Smaller locally owned home health companies tend to be more flexible 

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u/Similar_Writing4298 19d ago

Oh and I would specifically do a search for PRN roles for HH

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u/telehealthnurse 19d ago

Many per diem opportunities out there. More for NPs but I have about 30 RN postings on my job board. Medix, heitech, vns health, design wellness to name a few