RN Nurse Health Specialist (Remote | California RN License Required | Rotating Pacific Time Schedule)

Alignment Healthcare USA, LLC

Orange, California

Eligibility: ICUERCritical CareUrgent Care

Posted Jul 23

Shift and hours: Rotating
Unit and setting: Telehealth
License: RN licenseCalifornia RN license
Term: Permanent

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Against similar roles: Below most California ICU postingsCalifornia ICU postings that state pay run $99k/yr to $174k/yr, the middle half $108k/yr to $150k/yr, across 166 postings.

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You would be joining Alignment Healthcare out of Orange, California—a Medicare Advantage company built around seniors and people living with chronic illness, not a bedside hospital unit. Day to day that can mean remote complex care and virtual triage on…

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RN Nurse Health Specialist role uses rotating Pacific Time schedule; remote CA RN license required

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Alignment Health is seeking a remote RN Nurse Health Specialist to join the Virtual Care Center team. As a Nurse Health Specialist, you will serve as a frontline triage nurse, utilizing your clinical judgment to assess patient concerns, provide telephonic and video-based clinical support, determine appropriate next steps in care, and escalate patient calls to an Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) when appropriate. You will manage patient care and treatment in collaboration with Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, Care Coordinators, and other members of the care team.

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In Orange, CA

Orange, CAFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 11% above the US average

Median rent: $2,327/mo
Household income: $117,113/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Orange, CA

NeighborhoodsOld Towne Orange stands out as the city's historic core, centered on the downtown Circle with preserved Craftsman and early-twentieth-century homes, walkable storefronts, and tree-lined streets. The surrounding campus district around Chapman University offers lively, high-demand residential pockets popular with students and professionals. Further east toward the foothills, residential tracts provide suburban neighborhoods with newer housing pockets and direct access to regional parklands.

Old Towne Orange stands out as the city's historic core, centered on the downtown Circle with preserved Craftsman and early-twentieth-century homes, walkable storefronts, and tree-lined streets. The surrounding campus district around Chapman University offers lively, high-demand residential pockets popular with students and professionals.

Further east toward the foothills, residential tracts provide suburban neighborhoods with newer housing pockets and direct access to regional parklands.

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Getting aroundOrange occupies a strategic North Orange County transit junction with direct access to Interstate 5, State Route 91, and the State Route 241 toll road. This highway network provides vital connectivity for clinicians commuting across Orange County, Los Angeles, and the Inland Empire. However, North Orange County traffic is notoriously heavy, making daytime highway congestion and slow rush-hour transit an unavoidable daily reality.

Orange occupies a strategic North Orange County transit junction with direct access to Interstate 5, State Route 91, and the State Route 241 toll road. This highway network provides vital connectivity for clinicians commuting across Orange County, Los Angeles, and the Inland Empire.

However, North Orange County traffic is notoriously heavy, making daytime highway congestion and slow rush-hour transit an unavoidable daily reality.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: onyxhomes.com Source 2: shepherdrealestateteam.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation is a major draw, anchored by the roughly 500-acre Irvine Regional Park, which features wooded trails, a recreational lake with paddle boats, sports areas, and the OC Zoo. Hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers frequent the scenic loop trails at Peters Canyon Regional Park, while Santiago Oaks Regional Park provides foothill trails designed for hiking, biking, and equestrian riding.

Outdoor recreation is a major draw, anchored by the roughly 500-acre Irvine Regional Park, which features wooded trails, a recreational lake with paddle boats, sports areas, and the OC Zoo. Hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers frequent the scenic loop trails at Peters Canyon Regional Park, while Santiago Oaks Regional Park provides foothill trails designed for hiking, biking, and equestrian riding.

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For healthcare professionals relocating to Southern California, Orange offers a compelling mix of historic charm, central connectivity, and immediate access to nature. The focal point of the city is Old Towne Orange and 'the Circle,' where preserved Craftsman homes, independent cafes, and neighborhood gathering spots foster an authentic, pedestrian-friendly environment rare in North Orange County. Chapman University contributes collegiate arts and energy, while outdoor enthusiasts can escape to the 500-acre Irvine Regional Park, Santiago Oaks, or Peters Canyon for hiking and mountain biking within minutes. Centrally positioned with access to Interstate 5, State Route 91, and the 241 toll road, Orange offers viable commuting routes across major medical facilities in Orange County, Los Angeles, and the Inland Empire. However, North OC daytime freeway traffic is an everyday challenge, and the housing supply is primarily composed of older homes that require careful physical inspection. For nurses seeking historic character, community connection, and abundant green space, Orange remains a standout Southern California base.

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Orange, CAFrom Census ACS 2024.