Remote AI nurse jobs pay you to check what an AI model writes about patients: chart notes, care plans and triage advice. Every listing asks for a licence, and the project listings also want recent bedside charting, so put that first on your resume. From the nurse listings on Mercor, micro1 and SME Careers, read 9 November 2026.
Which nurse listings are real projects today
This site lists 6 open nursing roles, from Mercor (2), SME Careers (2) and micro1 (2). Of these, 3 describe a project with work to do, stating 209 openings between them. The other 3 are waiting lists: you apply now and are contacted when a project needs you.| Listing | Platform | Pay stated | Kind |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nursing Talent Network | Mercor | $60–120 an hour | Waiting list |
| Nurse Practitioner | SME Careers | up to $60–90 an hour, depending on country | Waiting list |
| Registered Nurse | micro1 | $60–70 an hour | Project |
| Registered Nurse | micro1 | $60–70 an hour | Project |
| Pediatric Inpatient Nurses (RN) | Mercor | $55–65 an hour | Project |
| Nurse | SME Careers | up to $50–65 an hour, depending on country | Waiting list |
Apply to a project listing first if you qualify for it. A waiting list costs the same effort to join, and it may never turn into paid hours.
The work is checking charts and clinical answers
The listings describe two kinds of task.
Reviewing documentation. micro1’s Registered Nurse listing covers nursing notes, progress notes, care plans, orders, lab results and discharge summaries. You check them for accuracy, clinical soundness and gaps. Mercor’s Pediatric Inpatient Nurses listing asks you to review AI output built from nursing flowsheets and to annotate paediatric assessment data.
Judging clinical answers. SME Careers’ Nurse listing asks you to grade AI answers on triage, escalation, medication safety, infection control and care planning. You also write model answers that show the correct reasoning. Its Nurse Practitioner listing adds differential diagnosis, test ordering and prescribing, within scope.
What the screening checks: licence, recent charting and written English
Every listing asks for a nursing licence, but the conditions differ by listing.
- Mercor, paediatric project. An active US RN licence from any state except California. Inpatient bedside work in paediatric acute care within the past ten years. Mercor says recent documentation experience counts for more than total years. Epic experience is preferred.
- micro1, Registered Nurse. micro1 prefers nurses based in the US who can practise as an RN there. It also prefers recent inpatient bedside work across several patient groups, not one narrow specialty. It says no AI experience is needed.
- SME Careers, Nurse. An RN or equivalent with an active licence or registration, or eligibility for one, in at least one jurisdiction. Three to five or more years in practice, and English at C1 level.
- SME Careers, Nurse Practitioner. An NP or APRN qualification, five or more years of nursing, and ideally two in advanced practice.
- Mercor, Nursing Talent Network. Experience in patient care, medication administration and clinical documentation. Mercor reviews your credentials before approving you.
On country, 3 of the 6 listings are limited to the US. The SME Careers listings name a list of countries, including the US, Germany, Brazil, India and the Philippines.
How to apply, in order
- Pick by licence first. Both project listings are for US nurses. Mercor’s also rules out a California licence and asks for paediatric inpatient work. Outside the US, the SME Careers listings and Mercor’s network are the routes left.
- Rewrite your resume around charting. Name your units, your EHR system and how recently you documented at the bedside. That is the experience the project listings ask about.
- Apply through the listing, not the home page. Each role page on this site links to the platform’s own listing.
- Prepare for the AI interview. Mercor’s network says you pass an AI interview before you are matched. Read our guides to Mercor’s AI interview, micro1’s Zara interview and the SME Careers AI interview.
- Join one waiting list as a backup. Keep applying to project listings while you wait.
What it pays, and why “up to” matters
All 6 nursing listings pay by the hour. Their stated ceilings run up to $120, with a median ceiling of $70.The figures mean different things. The project listings state a range for that project. Mercor’s network states a range for whatever project it later matches you to. SME Careers states only a maximum, set per country, so its rates read “up to” and are lower in some countries than others. None of them promises a set number of hours.
For how this compares with other clinical roles, see AI work for physicians and what AI training work pays.
Settle privacy and your board before you start
Keep patient information out. Never bring records, notes or screenshots from your workplace into a task. Health-privacy rules such as HIPAA in the US still cover what you learned at work.
Ask your board and your employer. No listing says whether reviewing AI output counts as practising nursing. Your board of nursing can answer that, and your employer can say whether outside work is allowed. This site cannot advise on either.
Stay inside your scope. Judge a model’s answer only on the care you are licensed to give.
What the listings do not say
- How many hours a week the project listings offer. Only Mercor’s network gives a typical range, 15 to 30 hours, and that is for future projects.
- Whether the charts you review are real patient records, and how they were de-identified.
- How long a project lasts, or how long a waiting list takes to turn into work.
- How many applicants each listing takes on, beyond the openings figure some state.
This site is not affiliated with Mercor, micro1 or SME Careers, and passing a screening is not a promise of work.
Open nurse roles right now
The 5 open roles this site lists today, with the pay each posting states.