Job scams target nurses looking for remote work. Every role on our board is screened by a real person so you can apply with confidence — here's how we protect you, and how to spot trouble yourself.
We review listings before they go live. Roles that look like scams, MLMs, or bait-and-switch never make the board.
We verify that postings come from legitimate organizations actually hiring remote nurses — not lead-harvesting middlemen.
A real nursing employer will never ask you to pay for training, equipment, or a background check up front. Ever.
Telehealth Nurse Network exists to help nurses move into remote work safely. We curate every listing and remove anything that doesn't meet our standards. If a fraudulent post ever slips through, we want to hear about it immediately so we can remove it and warn the community.
See something that doesn't look right? Email matt@telehealthnursenetwork.com with the listing and what concerned you. We review every report personally, usually within one business day.
If you've already shared personal or financial information with a suspected scam, contact your bank and local authorities right away, then let us know so we can protect other nurses.
Even with our screening, always do a quick check on any role before sharing personal details:
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