Remote Medical Jobs Paying USD — What the Numbers Really Show

TL;DR

• $500,000 / year for a Tele‑Radiology Physician at Pacific Companies, Inc. (full‑time, permanent).
• $5,017–8,950 / month for a Telephonic RN Case Manager at UnitedHealth Group.
• 62% of all remote listings accept worldwide applicants (E6).
• 13% of remote listings list AI as a required skill (E11).
• Contrarian: The headline‑grabbing six‑figure offers are the exception, not the rule.
• CTA: Browse the full set of 4,051 active remote jobs on Loker Dollar now.

---. These seven listings come from 1,412 distinct companies across the entire remote marketplace (E2).

What salary ranges do remote medical listings actually show?

The remaining five listings—Alpha Medical Partners, Integrity Locums, MSI‑AMN, Cross Country, and Recruiter—list no pay information.

Company	Role	Pay (USD)	Pay Frequency
Pacific Companies, Inc.	Tele‑Radiology Physician (100 % remote)	$500,000–500,000	Yearly
UnitedHealth Group	Telephonic Case Manager RN (Medical/Oncology)	$5,017–8,950	Monthly

Takeaway: Even within a niche market, salary transparency is limited; most postings hide the numbers.

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Which companies are posting remote medical roles right now?

Company	Location (remote)	Position	Pay disclosed?
Alpha Medical Partners	New Jersey	Radiology Reads (CT, MR, US)	No
UnitedHealth Group	–	Telephonic RN Case Manager	Yes
Pacific Companies, Inc.	–	Tele‑Radiology Physician	Yes
Integrity Locums	Ohio	Remote Radiologist Locums	No
MSI‑AMN	Texas	Tele‑Radiology Physician	No
Cross Country	Texas	Radiology (RAD) Locum Tenens	No
Recruiter	–	Auto Warranty Business Development (telecommute)	No

While medical roles are a small slice, they sit alongside thousands of other tech, sales, and project‑management openings.

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How common are remote medical jobs that disclose pay?

• Active remote listings overall: 4,051 (E1).

In contrast, 62% of all remote listings are open to worldwide applicants (E6), indicating that geographic barriers are low, but salary opacity remains high.

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What non‑doctor remote roles can leverage a medical background?

If the physician‑level paychecks feel out of reach, consider these alternatives that still value clinical knowledge:

• Medical coding & billing – transforms diagnoses into billing codes; many firms list remote openings.
• Medical writing – creates clinical trial reports, patient education, and regulatory documents.
• Remote nurse case management – similar to the UnitedHealth Group RN role but often at lower seniority levels.
• Healthcare virtual assistant – supports doctors and clinics with scheduling, documentation, and patient communication.

These paths often appear in the broader 4,411 listings we analyzed for skill demand (E7) and can be a stepping stone to higher‑pay roles later.

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How does skill demand shape remote medical opportunities?

Skill	Listings requiring it	Share of analysed listings
Communication	1,721	39%
AI (artificial intelligence)	584	13%
Leadership	466	11%
Sales	400	9%
Project management	344	8%
Data analysis	314	7%

Medical roles that list AI or data‑analysis requirements are still a minority, but the trend is upward as health tech adopts predictive models.

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Methodology

• Data source: Loker Dollar remote‑job listings (D1 jobs table).
• Query date: 2026‑10‑11.
• Sample size: 4,051 active remote listings (E1); 7 medical‑specific listings identified manually.
• Skill‑demand snapshot: 4,411 listings analyzed for required competencies (E7).

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What we don’t know

• Actual compensation for the five medical listings that hide pay.
• Geographic distribution of remote medical hires beyond the listed states.
• Negotiation outcomes for candidates who apply without disclosed salaries.
• Long‑term trends in medical‑remote salary transparency as the market matures.

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FAQ

Which remote medical roles actually publish salary figures?

Only the Tele‑Radiology Physician at Pacific Companies, Inc.

How many remote listings are open to candidates worldwide?

2,497 of the 4,051 active remote jobs accept worldwide applicants, representing 62% of the market (E5, E6).

Are AI skills becoming a requirement for remote medical jobs?

Across all remote listings, 584 require AI expertise, which is 13% of the skill‑demand sample (E10, E11). While still a minority, the figure signals growing importance.

Where can I find the full list of remote medical openings?

Visit the Loker Dollar platform and filter by “Medical” to see all 4,051 active remote opportunities, including the seven highlighted listings.

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