
Licensed Practical Nurse
Compensation
Not listed
Type
Other
Location
Minden, Louisiana
Posted
Oct 13, 2026
Requirements Summary
Candidates must hold a current LPN licensure and demonstrate strong documentation accuracy. The role requires clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively within a team environment.
Core Responsibilities
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides safe, timely patient care by administering medications, documenting clinical procedures, and assisting with patient assessments. They collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to address patient goals and support activities of daily living.
Key Skills
Company Information
- Industry: Hospitals and Health Care
- Company Size: 501-1,000 employees
- Type: Privately Held
Full Job Description
The Opportunity Minden Medical Center is seeking a PRN Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to provide safe, timely patient care during assigned shifts. This onsite LPN role supports quality outcomes by carrying out duties delegated by the charge nurse and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. Key responsibilities include administering medications per provider orders; documenting medications and procedures in the medical record per protocol; completing timely patient assessments; assisting with admissions/discharges; transcribing and auditing orders for accuracy; supporting activities of daily living while encouraging patient independence; communicating patient issues to medical staff; and collaborating with the multidisciplinary team to address goals and interventions. You’ll also follow HR code of conduct/attendance expectations and Infection Control/Employee Health guidelines. Qualifications/skills: - Current LPN licensure (as applicable) - Strong documentation accuracy and attention to detail - Clear, respectful communication and teamwork Apply today to be considered for this PRN Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) opening in Minden. A Typical Shift You’ll arrive ready to flex with PRN needs, get report, and quickly orient to your assignment. Throughout the day, you’ll balance focused patient interactions with steady charting, keeping your priorities organized as conditions change. Expect frequent touchpoints with the charge nurse and other team members to clarify plans, share updates, and keep care moving smoothly. You’ll spend time coaching patients and families using clear, supportive language, then pivot to coordinating next steps with the multidisciplinary team. When admissions come in, you’ll help keep the process moving—staying calm, accurate, and patient-centered. By end of shift, you’ll ensure documentation is complete and signed per protocol, hand off key information, and leave knowing you helped maintain a safe, well-run unit.