The 2 work-from-home healthcare jobs with $85K-plus salaries

Nurse practitioners and radiologists were the two healthcare jobs listed among high-paying remote jobs, with radiologists having the highest median salary on the list at $260,604, according to a report from job seeker website FlexJobs.

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FlexJobs compiled a list of high-paying jobs that can be done remotely using salary data from PayScale. It included links to job listings in its database.

Here are 10 high-paying, work-from-home jobs with median salary, according to FlexJobs: 

1. Attorney: $81,439
2. Business analyst: $58,805
3. Forensic computer analyst: $66,577
4. Investor: $96,476
5. IT manager: $75,000
6. Marketing manager: $62,650
7. Nurse practitioner: $89,043
8. Pharmaceutical sales: $51,204
9. Radiologist: $260,604
10. Software developer: $69,083

Click here to view nurse practitioner listings and here to view radiologist listings.

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