one visit
A scheduled, 30-minute, non-emergency home check-in on a Saturday or Sunday, in the patient’s local time.
provide weekend nurse visits in your city.
dearnurse is recruiting licensed nurses across Africa, the Caribbean, and South America for scheduled, non-emergency home visits. Choose the neighborhoods you can serve and the Saturday or Sunday hours you’re available.
- 30-minute visits
- Saturday and Sunday
- You set your hours and service area
- 24 pilot cities
the visit
what a visit involves
A family abroad books a local nurse check-in for someone they care about. You visit at the scheduled time, spend about 30 minutes, and record what you found.
one family price
Families pay $69 USD all-in in every active city. CareTransfer handles booking and payment.
one nurse per city to start
You set your weekend availability and define a service area, so visits fit your weekend.
a short summary after
You record a brief summary and any recommended follow-up. The patient decides who may receive it.
your payout
You receive the confirmed payout, travel expectations, and payment timing in writing before you accept your first visit.
how to apply
four steps to your first visit
- ApplyComplete the short application on your phone or computer. It takes about five minutes.
- Get your referenceYou receive a confirmation and an emailed reference number straight away.
- VerificationOur team reviews your application and confirms your nursing credential. If we need documents, we send a secure follow-up.
- Set weekend slotsOnce you are verified and your Saturday and Sunday slots are in, families in your city can book you on CareTransfer.
where we’re recruiting
24 pilot cities
Choose your city to start an application. A city shows booking open once a verified nurse has weekend slots available on CareTransfer.
support
how to get support
nurses
Questions about your application, credentials, corrections, or onboarding: dearnurse support.
families
Bookings, payments, cancellations, refunds, and visit questions: CareTransfer support.
faq
questions nurses ask
Who can apply?
Licensed nurses living in or near one of the 24 pilot cities, with a current registration from their licensing authority and experience in nursing or home visits.
How does verification work?
Our team reviews your application and checks your credential with your licensing authority. If we need documents, we send a secure follow-up. You can reach support with corrections or status questions at any time using your reference number.
Who sets my availability?
You do. You choose your neighborhoods and the Saturday or Sunday hours you can serve. Families book only the slots you provide.
How do pay and travel work?
Before you accept your first visit, we give you the confirmed payout, travel expectations, and payment timing in writing.
What does the visit include?
A scheduled, 30-minute, non-emergency home check-in on a Saturday or Sunday in the patient’s local time. Afterward you record a short summary and any recommended follow-up. The patient decides who may receive the summary.
Where do families book?
On CareTransfer, at caretransfer.org/nurse-visit. Families see available cities, choose a slot, and pay $69 USD all-in.