Galileo Is Hiring Remote Nurse Practitioners (CT License Needed)
Galileo, the team-based telehealth practice founded by the creator of One Medical, is looking for licensed NPs ready to work fully remote.
If you're a Nurse Practitioner with an active Connecticut license and you're tired of assembly-line clinical work, Galileo might be worth a look. The company operates across all 50 states and takes a high-touch, data-informed approach to caring for complex patients — via phone, home visits, and virtual channels.
Galileo was built by Dr. Tom X. Lee, who also founded One Medical and Epocrates, and the team blends healthcare professionals with technologists and human-centered designers. The goal is genuinely ambitious: make quality care more accessible and affordable at a population scale, while actually keeping patients and providers in close contact rather than pushing them apart.
For NPs, the appeal is the model itself. Rather than churning through standardized visits, clinicians here work as part of multi-specialty teams on longitudinal care — meaning you follow patients over time rather than handing them off. It's a setup that tends to suit practitioners who want clinical depth, not just throughput.
The role is fully remote, but the Connecticut license requirement is a hard prerequisite, so check your credentials before applying. Health plans, employers, and large organizations contract with Galileo to manage population health, which gives the practice a stable, mission-driven funding base.
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