Healthcare delivered and powered by technology: video visits, home monitoring, health apps, medical AI, and the engineers and nurses who make them work safely.
Top pay: highest pay, longest training
Telehealth Physician: Doctor who sees patients by video and phone instead of in person. Typical pay $240k.
Digital Health Product Manager: Leads the team that designs and builds health apps, patient portals, and medical software. Typical pay $150k.
Health Interoperability Engineer: Connects different hospital computer systems so patient data flows safely between them. Typical pay $115k.
Hospital-at-Home Program Manager: Runs a program that treats hospital-level patients in their own homes, using nurse visits, video check-ins and remote monitors. Typical pay $112k.
Mid pay: solid pay, degree or apprenticeship
Healthcare Cybersecurity Analyst: Defends hospitals from ransomware and data breaches that can shut down patient care. Typical pay $105k.
Telehealth Nurse: Registered nurse who assesses and advises patients by phone or video. Typical pay $85k.
Remote Patient Monitoring Nurse: Watches readings from patients' home devices and steps in before problems become emergencies. Typical pay $84k.
Clinical Decision Support Analyst: Builds the pop-up alerts and order shortcuts inside a hospital's electronic health record that nudge doctors toward safer care. Typical pay $95k.
Starter: fastest way in
Telehealth Coordinator: Sets up and supports video visits between patients and clinicians. Typical pay $46k.
Virtual Patient Observer: Watches several hospital patients at once by video to prevent falls and other harm. Typical pay $37k.
Telepharmacy Technician: Runs a small pharmacy, often in a rural town, while a pharmacist miles away checks every prescription by video. Typical pay $42k.
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