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I’m an ICU nurse looking for remote positions.
I feel like every job ad wants 3+ years telehealth/remote experience. I keep applying despite not having it because I have so many other qualifications! I also keep getting rejected…am I the only one?!
Tnsusu Nsusuw
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05/20/26 at 11:53AM UTC
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Purity Mutiga
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02/10/26 at 7:52PM UTC
The job market very tough now esp in healthcare
Anonymous
02/07/26 at 1:14PM UTC
I found it so hard to get my first remote healthcare role. I think a lot of it has to do with the current job market and isn't a reflection of your qualifications or ability. I'm finding roles I'd be perfect for and not getting interviews, whereas 5-10 years ago, I know I would've had more of a chance. I never used to not get an interview.
I'd say keep going and review the language on your CV that shows your autonomy and ability to work independently (which I'm sure you've already done). It's definitely a numbers game these days. Review your connections and reach out to people in your network to see if any have connections that would be of use to you.
All the best!
