A job board for remote healthcare work, and nothing else.
Jobalgia lists remote jobs for nurses, coders, therapists, clinicians and the teams behind them in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand. It's free for job seekers, and every listing shows pay.
job·al·gia
- 1The pain of having the wrong job.
- 2The pain of looking for the right one: "remote" roles that aren't, pay you only hear about in the third interview, and licenses that don't count where you live.
See alsoJobalgia, the job board built to treat both.
Every listing tells you what you need to know
Remote healthcare roles are scattered across general job sites, and the details that decide whether you can take one are often missing. On Jobalgia, employers put them up front.
Example listing
EH
Telehealth Triage Nurse (RN)
Example Health
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Verified employer
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Pay
$38–46 per hour
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Work from
Texas, Oklahoma or any NLC compact state
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License
RN, multistate (NLC) license accepted
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Schedule
3 × 12-hour nights, Central Time
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Posted 2 days ago · closes in 28 days
Apply on employer site
- 1Verified employerA person checks every new employer before their first post goes live.
- 2Pay rangeShown on every listing. No range, no post.
- 3Where you can work fromThe countries, states or provinces you can legally work from.
- 4LicensesThe licenses or registrations the role needs, including compacts like the NLC.
- 5Schedule and time zoneThe shift pattern and the hours you'd be online.
- 6Fresh listingsPosts expire after 30 days, so you're not applying to ghosts.
Who Jobalgia is for
People looking for remote work
- Free, with no account needed to browse.
- Apply on the employer's own site, with no middleman.
- Weekly job alerts for your specialty and where you can work from.
Employers hiring remotely
- Reach clinicians who are looking specifically for remote work.
- Every post is reviewed, and new employers are verified.
- Listings are structured for Google for Jobs and sent in job alerts.
Six countries, one specialty
We list remote roles open to people in these countries, and every listing says which ones. Licensing works differently in each, so we ask employers to be specific.
- United StatesState licenses, plus compacts such as the NLC, IMLC and PSYPACT
- CanadaProvincial and territorial regulators
- United KingdomRegistration with bodies such as the NMC, GMC and HCPC
- IrelandRegistration with bodies such as NMBI, the Medical Council and CORU
- AustraliaNational registration through Ahpra
- New ZealandRegistration with bodies such as the Nursing Council and the Medical Council
Questions, ideas or press inquiries?
Tell us what you're looking for, what's missing, or how we can help.

