Can LPNs and LVNs really work from home?

Yes, though fewer remote roles accept LPNs than RNs. Health plans, telehealth companies and home health agencies hire LPNs for phone-based triage, outreach, prior authorization and care coordination.

Which license do I need for a remote LPN job?

Usually an active LPN/LVN license in the state where the patient or member is located. A multistate (Nurse Licensure Compact) license can widen your options, but California and some other states are not compact states.

Do I need experience for remote LPN work?

Most remote listings ask for 1–3 years of clinical experience, often in long-term care, home health or a physician office, plus comfort with electronic health records.

Can RemoNurse apply for me?

Yes. Select up to 10 jobs and our team tailors your CV and cover letter, submits each application and adds a written endorsement — $1 per job or $19/month.

Remote LPN & LVN Jobs

Remote work for LPNs and LVNs is real but harder to find than remote RN work. The roles below are recently posted listings that mention LPN or LVN and remote, telephonic or work-from-home duties. Always check which state license the employer needs.

Telephonic triage and patient outreach
Prior authorization and utilization support
Care coordination and case management support
Chart review, quality and documentation

2 recently posted remote lpn & lvn jobs

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Remote Licensed Practical Nurse
CareHarmony Remote — US Licensed Practical Nurse
CareHarmony is seeking an experienced Licensed Practical Nurse to work in a 100% remote capacity. The role focuses on direct patient-facing work utilizing telehealth or clinical coordination skills.
Medical Review Nurse (LVN/LPN)
Molina Healthcare Remote — US Licensed Vocational Nurse
Molina Healthcare is seeking a Remote Medical Review Nurse with at least two years of clinical experience. The role focuses on medical claims and utilization review for U.S.-based candidates.

Frequently asked

Can LPNs and LVNs really work from home?: Yes, though fewer remote roles accept LPNs than RNs. Health plans, telehealth companies and home health agencies hire LPNs for phone-based triage, outreach, prior authorization and care coordination.
Which license do I need for a remote LPN job?: Usually an active LPN/LVN license in the state where the patient or member is located. A multistate (Nurse Licensure Compact) license can widen your options, but California and some other states are not compact states.
Do I need experience for remote LPN work?: Most remote listings ask for 1–3 years of clinical experience, often in long-term care, home health or a physician office, plus comfort with electronic health records.
Can RemoNurse apply for me?: Yes. Select up to 10 jobs and our team tailors your CV and cover letter, submits each application and adds a written endorsement — $1 per job or $19/month.

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