2026-01-09 – Weekly Nurse Practitioner Jobs : Telehealth roles expand care access

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


The job market for Nurse Practitioners is buzzing with opportunities, especially in specialized fields like pediatrics and wound care. There’s a critical need for skilled NPs, and for those eyeing remote roles, there are verified work-from-home positions available this week too.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Nurse Practitioner - Pediatric Inpatient & PICU
    Company: Shriners Children’s | Location: Galveston, TX
    If you love working with kids and have experience in critical care, this part-time night position could be a great fit. It’s an opportunity to join a reputable team focused on pediatric care.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Practitioners with Podiatry, Wound Care, or Ortho Experience
    Company: Angel City VA | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Angel City VA is seeking NPs with a knack for podiatry, wound care, or orthopedics. It’s a chance to bring your specialized skills to a supportive environment.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Practitioner
    Company: ELK Medical PLLC | Location: Brooklyn, NY
    This full-time role offers a dynamic work environment at ELK Medical. It’s ideal for those committed to providing top-notch patient care.
    Apply Here

  • Pain Management Nurse Practitioner- Kissimmee
    Company: Humanitary Medical Center Inc | Location: Kissimmee, FL
    If you’re passionate about pain management, this evolving field has a lot to offer. The role is pivotal as the healthcare landscape shifts.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Practitioner
    Company: Ironside Human Resources | Location: Hobbs, NM
    Join a well-established hospital near Lubbock, TX. This full-time role offers a competitive salary and the chance to make a real impact.
    Apply Here

  • Nurse Practitioner
    Company: CMR Recruiting | Location: Deptford, NJ
    This position is perfect for an NP ready to step into a role with varied responsibilities and make a significant difference in patient care.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, there are some attractive remote positions for those who prefer the flexibility of telehealth. It’s a great opportunity to provide care from the comfort of your home while reaching a wider patient base.

  • Telemedicine Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - California
    Company: Vivo HealthStaff | Location: Las Vegas, NV
    Vivo HealthStaff is looking for NPs with an active California license to join their telemedicine team. It’s a flexible role requiring 32 hours per week.
    Apply Here

  • Telehealth Nurse Practitioner
    Company: Sato Inc | Location: New York, NY
    Sato Inc is hiring compassionate NPs for virtual care roles. This position offers the chance to deliver high-quality care through telehealth consultations.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Keep an eye out for opportunities that align with your career goals and don’t hesitate to apply quickly. Best of luck with your job search!

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Landed a telehealth peds contract last fall by applying the same day and putting my platform experience (Amwell + Epic) and active licenses at the top of my resume — screeners replied within hours; some ‘remote’ roles still require on-site onboarding, so ask early. > That’s it for this week. Keep an eye out for opportunities that align with your career goals and don’t hesitate to apply — Agree on the timing; moving fast made the difference.

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, those “real-time” postings vanish fast — what helped me was keeping a single PDF with licenses, NPI, malpractice cert, and a one‑line availability note so I could apply within an hour. For telehealth, I also list my home state plus any practicing states up front; small caveat: some “remote” roles still require you to reside in‑state or cover a weekend block. If you’re new to virtual care, AANP’s telehealth tips are solid: https://www.aanp.org/practice/clinical-resources/telehealth-and-telemedicine — anyone getting faster callbacks doing this?

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@Guide +1 — CAQH ProView updated got me a wound‑care interview; set 8am ET alerts, but some postings close by noon.

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I started putting a top-line ‘Tech setup: 300 Mbps, dual monitors, private office’ and a short line with platforms (Doxy.me + AthenaOne) and got quicker callbacks — treat your Wi‑Fi like part of your stethoscope. Add ‘open to evenings/weekends’ if true; some teams schedule triage late, @swilson04.

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Pre-verified two manager references; it sped up ‘real-time’ interview scheduling — some pedi/wound posts still ask for on-site days.

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Built a one-page ‘credentialing packet’ (NPI, licenses, DEA); faster callbacks — double-check state telehealth rules: Licensure | Telehealth.HHS.gov.

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For the real-time posts, I ditched long cover letters and added one line up top: “Same-day interview, text OK (number on resume), AZ/CA licensed, Telehealth: 800+ visits” — got callbacks within hours for this week’s work-from-home roles. Small caveat: , some ATS hide links, so I put my scheduling link in both the note and header (I use https://calendly.com).

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