Nursing is a lucrative field, and while in-person care makes up the bulk of the industry, many nursing roles can now be performed remotely. Here's what they are and how much they can pay.
Most people think of nursing as a very hands-on occupation, and for the most part, it is. The majority of nursing roles fall into the category of “bedside nursing,” which refers to in-person jobs providing direct care and working face-to-face with patients, doctors, and staff in a clinical setting.
That being said, more work-from-home and remote positions exist than ever before for registered nurses (RNs), and some of these positions may be open to licensed practical nurses (LPNs) as well.