A Remote Neonatal Nurse typically provides virtual consultations, monitors infant health data, offers education and support to new parents, and collaborates with in-person healthcare teams to coordinate care. They frequently use telehealth technology to assess symptoms, review test results, and develop care plans, all while documenting patient information securely in digital health records. Communication with pediatricians, lactation consultants, and other specialists is common, ensuring a collaborative approach to infant care. While patient interaction happens remotely, the role demands the same high level of clinical expertise and compassion as an on-site neonatal nurse.