The telemedicine market has grown notably, with a 2023 valuation around $115 billion, projected to exceed $286 billion by 2030.
Telehealth has fundamentally transformed healthcare delivery, becoming a cornerstone of modern nursing practices.
This shift brings new skill requirements, especially in digital literacy and patient interaction.
COVID-19 accelerated this transition, making virtual care a fixture in healthcare. Nurses in telehealth must have skills such as:
Proficiency in tech tools, from video platforms to remote monitoring.
Awareness of patient privacy protocols.
Strong self-management and adaptability.
For recruiters, finding nurses with these skills is a unique challenge. Each candidate needs clinical expertise alongside telehealth-specific competencies.
In this article, we outline 8 key considerations for recruiting nurses in telehealth roles—from digital literacy to patient engagement strategies.
Let’s dive in.
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