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Nurse Practitioner, Telehealth (Contract, Part-Time)

Remote - US

đź“ŤLocation: Remote (U.S.)

đź’ĽContract Type: 1099

đź’°Hourly Rate: $75-85/hr

About Tomorrow Health

Tomorrow Health enables exceptional healthcare for patients and their families in the place they want to be most — home. At Tomorrow Health, we build technology that rewires the way home-based care is ordered, delivered, and paid for. Tomorrow Health connects patients, providers, health plans, and home-based care suppliers to ensure patients receive the correct and timely care they need to remain healthy at home.

We believe that a team’s strength is in its people. Our goal is to raise the industry standard for patient experience, and we realize this cannot be achieved without a team that reflects the vast diversity in race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and lived experiences of the patients we serve. We put patients first, value multiple perspectives, and treat those we serve as we would our own family members.

If you’re passionate about improving healthcare delivery, leveraging technology to serve people, and working in a collaborative, diverse environment, we hope you’ll join us.

About the Role

Tomorrow Health is seeking an experienced Nurse Practitioner currently contracted with Michigan Medicaid to support virtual clinical care as part of a new and evolving care delivery initiative. This is a flexible, fully remote, 1099 opportunity designed for a clinician who wants autonomy while delivering high-quality, patient-centered care at scale.

What You’ll Do

  • Deliver high-quality, evidence-based virtual care through synchronous (video) and asynchronous consults
  • Review patient intake information, including medical history and patient-submitted documentation, to support clinical decision-making
  • Conduct thorough clinical assessments aligned with established clinical guidelines
  • Document each patient encounter using clear, complete clinical notes, including clinical reasoning, patient education, and follow-up recommendations
  • Communicate clearly and compassionately with patients via secure messaging and video visits
  • Refer patients to in-person care when appropriate, with clear documentation and patient guidance
  • Participate in quality assurance and continuous improvement efforts, including periodic chart reviews and feedback
  • Collaborate with clinical operations teams for onboarding, platform support, and guideline updates

Who You Are

  • Board-certified Nurse Practitioner
  • Currently contracted with Michigan Medicaid
  • Eligible to provide telehealth services to Michigan residents and meet applicable credentialing requirements
  • Available 10-20 hours per week (flexible scheduling)
  • Comfortable providing both synchronous and asynchronous care
  • 2+ years of clinical experience in emergency medicine, urgent care, family medicine, or primary care
  • Telemedicine experience preferred
  • Strong clinical judgment, clear communication skills, and comfort with technology

Learn more about our core values and working with us on our careers page and Interview Guide! 

Tomorrow Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, non-disqualifying physical or mental disability, national origin, veteran status or any other basis covered by appropriate law.

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