RN

Minden-Medical-Center; Minden (LA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 76,000; Part time

Job summary

Minden Medical Center in Louisiana seeks a PRN Registered Nurse for our Emergency Department. You will deliver safe, responsive care for patients of all ages, support rapid assessment and triage, provide bedside nursing care, administer medications, and document promptly.

You will communicate clearly with patients and families and collaborate closely with physicians and ED staff to keep care moving in a fast-paced setting.

Qualifications

• Current Louisiana RN license or multi-state license.
• AHA BLS certification is required.
• ACLS, PALS, TNCC and De-Escalation/Crisis Intervention are required by end of orientation.
• ENPC certification required within 3 months of hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide safe, bedside nursing care in the ED for patients of all ages.
• Assist with rapid assessment, triage, and medication administration.
• Document timely and accurately and communicate clearly with patients, families and ED team.
• Maintain flow with coordinating with labs, imaging, and providers.

Skills

Louisiana RN license

AHA BLS

ACLS

PALS

TNCC

De-Escalation/Crisis Intervention

ENPC

Job description

The RN Role

As a PRN RN in our Emergency Department, you deliver safe, responsive care for patients of all ages when every minute counts. You’ll support rapid assessment and triage, provide direct bedside nursing care, administer medications, complete timely documentation, communicate clearly with patients and families, and work closely with physicians and the ED team.

Required qualifications:

• Current Louisiana RN license or multistate license
• AHA BLS (required)
• ACLS, PALS, TNCC, and De-Escalation/Crisis Intervention (required by end of orientation)
• ENPC (required within 3 months of hire)

If you’re ready to bring steady clinical judgment and compassionate care to a fast-moving setting,

A Typical Shift

Your shift begins with a focused handoff and a quick review of room status and current acuity. The pace can pivot quickly—one moment you’re reassuring a worried family, the next you’re coordinating updates with lab, imaging, and providers to keep care moving. Throughout the day, you stay organized with frequent charting touchpoints and steady bedside communication. As new arrivals come in, you help maintain flow while keeping comfort measures and patient education from getting lost in the rush. Before you head out, you complete key notes and deliver a clear report so the next team can step in smoothly.