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Nurse Practitioner – Addiction Medicine (Telehealth)
Remote, United States
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner - Virtual CA (PT)
Sacramento, California
Virtual Family Nurse Practitioner - CA Licensed
Los Angeles
Virtual Family Nurse Practitioner - CA Licensed
Denver
Virtual Family Nurse Practitioner - CA Licensed
Orlando
Telehealth Family Nurse Practitioner - Eating Disorders (New York-Remote)
Remote - USA
Telehealth Family Nurse Practitioner - Eating Disorders (Oregon-Remote)
Remote - USA
Telehealth Family Nurse Practitioner - Eating Disorders (Massachusetts-Remote)
Remote - USA
Telehealth Family Nurse Practitioner - Eating Disorders (PST-Remote)
Remote - USA
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Salary Insights
Why Choose Telehealth
Built for Virtual Care
Telehealth roles offer location independence, lower overhead, and access to patients across state lines.
Virtual Patient Sessions
Conduct HIPAA-compliant video visits from home, handle follow-ups and refills remotely, and build lasting patient relationships.
Multi-State Licensure
Practice across state lines — many employers sponsor additional state licenses.
Work From Home
Deliver care from anywhere with a reliable internet connection and private space.
Multi-State Reach
See patients across multiple states with employer-supported multi-state licensure.
Tech-Forward
Use modern telehealth platforms, e-prescribing, and digital assessment tools.
Flexible Hours
Schedule sessions around your life — early mornings, evenings, or weekends.
Salary & Benefits
Average telehealth NP salary:
$129k
Before You Apply
What You Need to Know
Tech Setup
Ensure HIPAA-compliant workspace, dual monitors, professional background, and backup internet.
State Licenses
Hold an active license in every state where your patients are located — many employers cover added licenses.
E-Prescribing
Get comfortable with e-prescribing workflows — most telehealth employers run EPCS-enabled EHR platforms.
Telehealth Training
Complete telehealth-specific training on webside manner, virtual assessment, and escalation protocols.
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FAQ
Telehealth NP Questions
Do I need special licensure for telehealth?
You need an active APRN license in the state where your patient is located at the time of the visit. Many telehealth employers sponsor and pay for additional state licenses as they expand coverage.
What technology do I need for telehealth?
A HIPAA-compliant video platform, reliable high-speed internet, dual monitors, a private workspace, and the EHR and e-prescribing tools your employer provides.
What is the salary range for telehealth NPs?
Most telehealth NP roles pay in line with the broader NP market — roughly $95K to $160K — with productivity-based roles and in-demand specialties often paying more. Pay depends on visit volume, specialty, and W-2 vs 1099 status.
What kinds of visits do telehealth NPs handle?
Follow-ups, chronic condition check-ins, medication refills, urgent care visits, and new-patient intakes, depending on the employer. Some roles are video-only; others mix video, phone, and asynchronous care.
How many patients do telehealth NPs see per day?
Volume varies by specialty and employer — urgent care and primary care telehealth runs shorter, higher-volume visits, while intake-heavy specialty roles run longer appointments. Ask about scheduling templates and documentation time when comparing offers.