Remote Denials Management Jobs
Discover 35 remote denials management jobs as of November 11, 2026. These work-from-home jobs are for registered nurses (RNs) and LPNs/LVNs. Typical pay in job ads from the last 12 months is $72.7K to $116.9K a year. Almost all jobs are full time (91%).
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Current job types: 32 Full Time · 2 Contract · 1 Part Time · 1 Per Diem
Counts reflect current RemoteNursingJobs.com listings and may change as employers add or close positions.
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What Does a Denials Management Nurse Do?
A denial management nurse reviews rejected health insurance claims for medical care. These nurses check medical records to see if the care met health plan rules. Their work helps patients get coverage and helps hospitals receive proper payment.
- Nurses often review medical records to check why an insurance claim was denied.
- They may write formal appeal letters to explain why treatment was necessary.
- Depending on the job, nurses may talk with doctors to gather details.
- Nurses often track appeal decisions to find patterns in claim denials.
Nurses in this role can review digital health records on a secure computer. They may discuss claims with insurance staff by phone or video calls. Work from home options always depend on the employer and the job.
Almost all current jobs ask for an RN license (94%). The most common need is 1 to 3 years of experience (49% of jobs).
Remote Denials Management FAQs
How many denials management jobs does RemoteNursingJobs.com list right now?
There are 35 remote denials management jobs on RemoteNursingJobs.com as of November 11, 2026. New jobs are added every day.
How much do remote denials management nurses make?
Typical pay is $72.7K to $116.9K a year. This comes from job ads that showed pay in the last 12 months. Your pay depends on the employer, your state and your experience.
Can LPNs get denials management jobs, or do you need an RN license?
Most jobs ask for an RN license. 94% are open to RNs, and 17% accept an LPN or LVN license.
Which states have the most openings for denials management nurses?
31% of jobs are open to nurses in any US state. The states with the most jobs are Pennsylvania (11%), Florida (9%) and Texas (9%).
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