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Participate in quality improvement initiatives and operational projects related to the Virtual Nursing Program. * Assists the Management Team in maintaining staff competencies and other tasks that ...

Participate in quality improvement initiatives and operational projects related to the Virtual Nursing Program. * Assists the Management Team in maintaining staff competencies and other tasks that ...

Participate in quality improvement initiatives and operational projects related to the Virtual Nursing Program. * Assists the Management Team in maintaining staff competencies and other tasks that ...

Participate in quality improvement initiatives and operational projects related to the Virtual Nursing Program. * Assists the Management Team in maintaining staff competencies and other tasks that ...

Join a forward-thinking team dedicated to using technology to provide virtual nursing care across inpatient units, including Ortho/Neuro, Surgical, Medical, Cardiac, and Observation. In this RN role ...

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How much do virtual nursing jobs pay per week?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average weekly pay for virtual nursing in the United States is $1,389.29, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $1,163.46 and $1,471.15 per week, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is virtual nursing?

Virtual nursing is a healthcare model where nurses provide care, support, and health education to patients remotely using digital technologies such as video calls, phone consultations, and secure messaging. This approach allows nurses to monitor patient health, coordinate care, and answer questions without being physically present. Virtual nursing is especially helpful for chronic disease management, post-hospital discharge follow-ups, and triaging non-urgent health concerns. It improves access to care, reduces hospital readmissions, and allows patients to receive support from the comfort of their homes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a virtual nurse?

To thrive as a Virtual Nurse, you need a solid nursing background with an active RN license, strong clinical judgment, and familiarity with remote patient assessment. Experience with telehealth platforms, electronic health records (EHRs), and secure communication systems is typically required. Exceptional communication, empathy, and digital literacy help foster trust and clarity when supporting patients virtually. These skills ensure effective remote care delivery, patient safety, and high-quality healthcare outcomes in a digital environment.

How does a virtual nurse typically collaborate with on-site healthcare teams to ensure quality patient care?

Virtual nurses work closely with on-site healthcare teams by providing remote patient monitoring, handling triage, and offering clinical support via telecommunication tools. They regularly communicate with doctors, bedside nurses, and other healthcare professionals to share patient updates and coordinate care plans. Effective virtual nurses leverage secure messaging platforms and electronic health records to maintain seamless collaboration, which helps bridge gaps in care and ensures that patients receive timely attention. Building strong relationships with the on-site team is essential for resolving issues quickly and maintaining high standards of patient care.

What is the difference between Virtual Nursing vs Telehealth Nursing?

AspectVirtual NursingTelehealth Nursing
CredentialsRN license, possibly specialized certificationsRN license, possibly specialized certifications
Work EnvironmentRemote, home-basedRemote, home-based or clinical settings
Employer & IndustryHospitals, clinics, telehealth companiesHospitals, clinics, telehealth providers
Job FocusPatient education, care coordination, triagePatient education, triage, health monitoring

Virtual Nursing and Telehealth Nursing both involve remote patient care, requiring RN licensure and similar work environments. Virtual Nursing often emphasizes care coordination and patient education, while Telehealth Nursing may focus more on health monitoring and triage. Both roles are integral to telehealth services and share overlapping skills, but Virtual Nursing typically refers to a broader scope of remote nursing activities.

How do you become a virtual nurse?

To become a virtual nurse, you need to hold an active registered nurse (RN) license, typically require a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or an associate degree, and gain experience in clinical settings. Additional skills in telehealth technology, strong communication, and sometimes certification in telehealth practices are also beneficial for working remotely as a nurse.

What can virtual nurses do?

Virtual nurses provide patient care remotely through telehealth platforms, including assessing symptoms, providing health education, monitoring chronic conditions, and coordinating care. They often use electronic health records and communication tools to support patients and collaborate with healthcare teams. Certification and strong communication skills are essential for this role.

What type of virtual nursing jobs can you do remotely?

Virtual nursing jobs include telehealth nurse consultations, remote patient monitoring, case management, and health education. These roles typically require licensure, strong communication skills, and familiarity with electronic health record systems, allowing nurses to provide care and support from a remote location.
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Infographic showing various Virtual Nursing job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 3% As Needed, 54% Full Time, 16% Part Time, and 27% Contract. Highlights an 98% Physical, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $72,243 per year, or $34.7 per hour.

Registered Nurse - Virtual Nursing - Norwood Central Business Office - Part Time - Nights

The Christ Hospital Health Network

Cincinnati, OH • On-site

Part-time

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Job Description Virtual Nursing Unit: The virtual nursing unit is a new care delivery model which, through technology, allows the virtual nurse to provide care to the patient in collaboration with the bedside team. The virtual nurse will assume responsibilities for a list of patient care responsibilities including but not limited to collecting admission information, preparing patients for discharge, education, interacting with patients and their support, and patient care rounding. The virtual nurse will play a vital role providing additional support by mentoring newer nurses at the bedside.

Virtual nurses will partner with units who provide care for a wide variety of general medical/surgical/orthopedic patients. The Virtual Nursing Unit will be located off-site at our Norwood central business office. This is NOT a remote position.

The team is committed to the remote delivery of quality care and to the expansion of the vision of virtual nursing. Responsibilities The Nursing Process Assessment - Demonstrates the nursing skills to complete a holistic assessment of the patient's physical, psychosocial, spiritual, and education needs utilizing The Christ Hospital Professional Practice Model. 1.

Understands signs and symptoms and data related to the patient's presenting needs and actual or potential nursing diagnosis. 2. Recognizes and appropriately reports to the physician and charge RN pertinent abnormal data and changes in the patient's condition.

3. Utilizes appropriate handoff methods to collaborate with other healthcare team members to communicate pertinent data regarding patient's physiological and psychological data. 4.

Assesses patient, family, and environment for safety risks, proactively seeks out and performs safety initiatives. Diagnosis and Planning - Utilizes collected data to establish and prioritize a list of actual, and potential, individualized patient problems and needs. 1.

Prepares, coordinates, and revises multidisciplinary plan of care in collaboration with the patient and family to be supportive of the TCH model of care/Patient and Family Centered care. For each problem a measurable goal is set. 2.

Communicates the plan of care utilizing SBAR and handoff processes with all team members. 3. Establish priorities of care, discusses plan of care during shift report, and participates in care conferences.

4. Initiates discharge planning upon admission, makes appropriate referrals consistent with the anticipated length of stay. Implementation - The method of providing evidence based, quality care is based on assessed needs and standards of care while adhering to hospital policy and procedures to achieve set goals.

1. Performs and delegates nursing actions based on appropriate orders demonstrates critical thinking and accountability for appropriate implementation. 2.

Provides ongoing, individualized holistic patient and family education based on needs and plan of care in collaboration with the multidisciplinary team. 3. Demonstrates critical thinking upon review of physician orders, making appropriate referrals, & contacts other health team professionals.

4. Responds to emergency situations that require an immediate, controlled precision in a skillful manner. 5.

Implements measures to prevent contamination and/or transmission of disease to include the use of appropriate protective devices and equipment to prevent injury and maintain a safe environment. Evaluation - Continuously evaluates nursing practice related to the plan of care in relation to the standards of care established through evidence-based literature and standards established by professional organization that have been built into order sets in the electronic medical record, the individual plan of care, and patient outcomes and goals. 1.

Evaluates effectiveness of nursing care interventions, adjusts or continues with plan of care based on patient and family response. 2. Maintains continuity of care by continuous evaluation during "handoff" report, rounding, and upon transfers to other specialty units and post care facilities.

Documentation Nursing process is accurately and concisely documented in the patient's electronic medical record reflecting the plan of care as implemented by the patient, family, and multidisciplinary team. Documents information in a timely manner, according to hospital policy, to include the plan of care, accurate updates, teaching and the patients' and family response to care. Leadership and Professional Development Demonstrates leadership skills such as the ability to motivate, educate, delegate, and mentor peers and other members of the healthcare team while effectively managing the care of patients and family members.

Assumes responsibility and accountability for professional growth and development. Contributes to the professional development of peers, colleagues, and others. 1.

Participates in 75% of staff meetings and 75% of council meetings as appropriate. 2. Participates in unit based activities/initiatives for performance improvement, evidence based projects, and research as needed.

3. Participates in council activities and task forces to improve competencies of self, co-workers, and staff members related to patient care. 4.

Supports self and peers in professional growth and development utilizing resources and opportunities within and outside of The Christ Hospital. 5. Participates in self and peer review activities to include the positive recognition of peers and staff on a regular basis.

6. Acts as a resource, educator and preceptor for multidisciplinary team members, staff and nursing students, continuously evaluating and documenting competency. .

7. Maintains competency in POC (point of care) testing for unit specific nursing practice. 8.

The following are strongly encouraged: a. Participation in the professional advancement program. b.

Certification specific to work area of professional practice when eligible. c. Participation in chosen professional organizations and conferences.

d. Participation in development and maintenance of research activities. e.

Participation in community service activities. Employee Responsibilities Complies with organization and department policies and required training. Completes all educational requirements to maintain competency related to specific population of patient and/or regulatory agencies (Healthstream education 100% on-time completion and attendance for annual education day).

Submits required tests and paperwork in a timely manner without management interventions. Attendance Follows the time and attendance policy; reports to work on time, maintains a good attendance record, has badge and uses it to clock in and out, makes requests for tie off as far in advance as possible, etc. Qualifications KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL: Please describe any specialized knowledge or skills, which are REQUIRED to perform the position duties.

Do not list personal credentials of the current jobholder that would not be required if the job were being filled. List any special education required for this position. EDUCATION: TCH does hire AD and Diploma nurses; however all nurses hired after January 2010 must receive their BSN within 5 years of the date of hire.

RN's who were employed at TCH prior to January 2010, and have more than 20 years of experience as an RN are permitted to pursue their BSN on a voluntary basis. A MSN or DNP are not required but supersede the requirement for the BSN. YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: None required REQUIRED SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE: The RN demonstrates the knowledge, abilities, and skills to provide age and culturally specific patient care and education.

The RN effectively communicates with peers, utilizes appropriate channels of communication and maintains absolute confidentiality. The RN maintains competence and demonstrates evidence of continuing professional growth. The RN demonstrates the ability to accept and implement change and the ability to work in a culturally diverse setting.

LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS: The RN holds a current licensure to practice nursing in Ohio. Membership in professional organizations is desirable. BLS certification is required prior to patient contact.

ACLS is required within 6 months of hire in step-down and ICU areas. Certification in area of clinical specialty is expected within five years of eligibility. Apply.


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