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Lessons - Free · AI on Plus

How does RemoteNurse teach you the work?

RemoteNurse teaches through short, sourced lessons scheduled by spaced repetition. There are 391 lessons across 77 tracks. Each one gives you the rule, checks whether you kept it with a recall question, asks how confident you were, has you explain it back in your own words, and then hands you the synthetic case the lesson was written for.

The RemoteNurse Learn catalog showing lessons grouped by track, a Choose your field card, and counters for due today, retrieved twice, milestones earned, and confident misses.
The Learn catalog. Lessons group by track, with counters for what is due today, what you have retrieved twice, milestones earned, and the confident misses worth revisiting.

What you are looking at

  • Grouped by track, so you study the desk you are aiming for
  • A review queue decides what you see today, not a streak counter
  • Every lesson ends by handing you the case it was written for

How you use it

  1. 01

    Choose your field

    Pick the desk you are training for and the catalog sequences its lessons toward that seat, instead of dropping you into an undifferentiated list.

  2. 02

    Read the rule

    Each lesson opens with why it matters, the objectives, a worked example, and the traps people fall into. Regulatory and clinical facts cite a public source with the date it was last revised.

  3. 03

    Answer the retrieval check

    A question you have to answer from memory, not recognize from the page. Getting it wrong is the point: it is what schedules the lesson back.

  4. 04

    Say how sure you were

    Marking yourself confident and being wrong is treated differently from knowing you guessed. Confident misses get their own queue.

  5. 05

    Explain it back

    Write the rule in your own words. A lesson you can restate is one you can apply on a live file.

  6. 06

    Open the linked case

    The lesson hands off to the case built on that exact workflow, so the concept gets used within minutes of being learned.

A prior-authorization lesson titled Prior authorization intake without guesswork, showing a four-card breakdown of applicability, inputs, decision rule, and owner and action, plus a guardrail note and cited sources.
Inside a lesson. Why it matters, objectives, a worked example, common traps, the retrieval check, explain-back, and the sources - here broken into applicability, inputs, decision rule, and owner and action.

What is included

  • 391 lessons across 77 tracks
  • A spaced-repetition review queue with a seven-day forecast
  • Cited sources on every regulatory or clinical claim, with revision dates
  • Worked examples, common traps, and a guardrail line per lesson
  • A lesson tutor for questions mid-lesson
  • A direct hand-off into the case that uses the rule

Plan: Free · AI on Plus. See pricing for what Free and Plus each include.

Common questions

How long is a lesson?

Most run about twelve minutes, including the retrieval check and the explain-back. They are built to fit into a break rather than a study session.

Are the lessons written by clinicians?

Lessons are AI-drafted and then cleared by automated checks for schema, content safety, accuracy, forbidden claims, source registry, and solvability. Regulatory and clinical facts cite a public registry of authoritative sources. They are not individually reviewed by a licensed clinician, and we claim no expert-review guarantee.

What can I see on the free plan?

Every released lesson is free, including recall and authored explanations. Plus adds the lesson tutor.

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Practice cases

Case Lab

A catalog of 1,707 made-up patient cases across 21 tracks. You pick one, read the paperwork, and decide what a real desk would do next.

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Call Desk

Much of this job happens on a call with an insurer. Call Desk plays a scripted line with a made-up payer so you can rehearse asking the right questions.

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Study Studio

Study Studio builds an audio briefing out of the track you are working on, so a commute or a walk counts as study time.

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