Telehealth jobs are not limited to doctors meeting with patients over video. Companies also hire nurses for telephone triage, therapists for online counseling, nurse practitioners, social workers, care coordinators, medical assistants, and other healthcare professionals.
Of course, many clinical jobs require an active license, and some companies only hire in certain states. As you probably realize, the requirements can vary quite a bit from one opening to another.
Below are 20 companies and websites to check for remote telehealth jobs. I included nursing, general medical, mental health, and healthcare support options so that you have several types of work to consider.
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20 Places to Check for Remote Telehealth Jobs
1 – Carenet Health
Carenet Health hires registered nurses for remote telephone triage along with healthcare customer service and support employees. Nursing positions generally require an active RN license and several years of recent clinical experience. Some jobs may include evening, overnight, weekend, or holiday hours.
Go here to check for remote jobs with Carenet Health.
2 – FONEMED
FONEMED hires registered nurses, nurse practitioners, and patient support employees in the United States and Canada. Nurses assess patients by phone or video and help them decide what level of care they need. Note that licensing requirements depend on the location served.
Go here to check for openings with FONEMED.
3 – Included Health
Included Health hires physicians, nurse practitioners, therapists, pharmacists, care coordinators, and other healthcare professionals. You may also find billing, referral coordination, and member support jobs. Clinical openings can be full-time, part-time, or contract.
Go here to check for remote jobs with Included Health.
4 – Teladoc Health
Teladoc Health hires physicians, nurse practitioners, mental health providers, nurses, and people who support its virtual-care programs. I saw that its careers page also includes licensing, technology, operations, and customer support positions. Just check the location because not every job is remote.
Go here to view Teladoc Health careers.
5 – IntellaTriage
IntellaTriage hires RNs and LPNs to provide remote telephone triage for hospice, home health, and other healthcare organizations. This could be a good option for experienced nurses who are comfortable working evenings, nights, weekends, or holidays.
Go here to check for remote nursing jobs with IntellaTriage.
6 – Wheel
Wheel connects physicians, nurse practitioners, and other licensed professionals with companies offering virtual care. Opportunities vary based on specialty, client demand, and state licenses. Keep in mind that this may involve flexible assignments rather than one permanent job with a set schedule.
Go here to learn about clinical opportunities through Wheel.
7 – Talkspace
Talkspace hires or contracts with licensed therapists and psychiatric providers. The company offers W-2 and 1099 opportunities, depending on the state and position. Contract providers can create their own schedules, while Talkspace handles referrals and insurance billing.
Go here to check provider opportunities with Talkspace.
8 – Amwell
Amwell Medical Group works with physicians, nurse practitioners, and licensed mental health providers who deliver care online. Some opportunities are flexible contract roles. Amwell also hires non-clinical employees in areas such as customer success, technology, and operations.
Go here to view Amwell job listings.
9 – Hazel Health
Hazel Health provides virtual physical and mental healthcare to children through participating schools. It hires therapists, nurse practitioners, physicians, and other professionals with pediatric or school-based experience. Remote clinical jobs are limited to states where Hazel offers services.
Go here to check for jobs with Hazel Health.
10 – Hims & Hers
Hims & Hers works with physicians, nurse practitioners, and other licensed providers. Many opportunities are remote and part-time, with flexible scheduling. The company also provides training, clinical guidelines, technology support, and malpractice coverage.
Go here to check provider opportunities with Hims & Hers.
11 – Triage 4 Pediatrics
Triage 4 Pediatrics hires remote pediatric telephone-triage nurses. Applicants should have a Texas RN license, CPR certification, and at least five years of pediatric nursing experience. The company also requires a drug screen and criminal background check.
Go here to check employment information for Triage 4 Pediatrics.
12 – Conifer Health Solutions
Conifer Health Solutions hires for remote nursing, coding, patient accounts, revenue cycle, and other healthcare jobs. Not every position involves direct telehealth, but there can be good healthcare-related work-from-home options. That said, its job board also includes on-site positions.
Go here to search Conifer Health Solutions jobs.
13 – Iris Telehealth
Iris Telehealth hires psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, social workers, counselors, and other behavioral health professionals. Its provider jobs are designed to be fully remote, although licensing, scheduling, and experience requirements vary.
Go here to view careers with Iris Telehealth.
14 – Headway
Headway helps licensed therapists and psychiatric providers operate private practices that accept insurance. It assists with credentialing, billing, and finding clients. Just know that joining Headway's network is different from accepting a traditional staff position.
Go here to check Headway's provider opportunities.
15 – Grow Therapy
Grow Therapy helps licensed mental health professionals run private practices and accept insurance. Providers choose their schedules and caseloads, while Grow supplies tools for billing, documentation, scheduling, and referrals. This could maybe help you offer teletherapy without starting completely from scratch.
Go here to learn about joining Grow Therapy.
16 – Equip
Equip provides virtual eating-disorder treatment. Its remote care teams can include therapists, physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, dietitians, mentors, and caregiver coaches. The company has also hired medical assistants and patient support employees.
Go here to view remote openings with Equip.
17 – Midi Health
Midi Health is a virtual clinic focused on women in perimenopause and menopause. It hires nurse practitioners, physicians, medical assistants, patient service representatives, and clinical support employees. Many roles are remote, but clinical openings have state-specific licensing requirements.
Go here to check for careers with Midi Health.
18 – Galileo
Galileo provides virtual primary and urgent care. It hires nurse practitioners, health advocates, patient support employees, and other healthcare professionals. I noticed that its remote clinical openings are often tied to a specific state license, so check the requirements carefully.
Go here to check current openings with Galileo.
19 – Lyra Health
Lyra Health hires therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and clinical care navigators. Depending on the opening, you could find full-time W-2 teletherapy work, part-time positions, or 1099 contract opportunities.
Go here to search remote jobs with Lyra Health.
20 – Charlie Health
Charlie Health provides virtual mental health treatment for teens and adults. It hires licensed therapists, clinical admissions therapists, group facilitators, and care-experience employees. This could be especially interesting if you have experience with adolescents, group therapy, or higher-acuity mental healthcare.
Go here to view careers with Charlie Health.
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Good luck to you!

Anna Thurman is a work at home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 15 years. Her findings are published weekly here at Real Ways to Earn.