Nurse Practitioner, After Hours Care, PRN
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Harrison County Hospital
IN
Summary
The Nurse Practitioner provides timely evaluation and treatment for patients during after-hours shifts, including conducting physical exams and developing treatment plans. They are responsible for documenting care in the EHR, coordinating therapies, and providing clear patient education.
Job Description
The Nurse Practitioner, After Hours Care, PRN supports timely evaluation and treatment for patients who need care outside standard office hours, practicing in alignment with State of Indiana guidelines and the applicable employee agreement.
Key responsibilities include:
- Conduct focused histories and physical exams; perform clinical assessment and diagnostic decision-making
- Develop treatment plans, prescribe/coordinate therapies within scope, and document thoroughly in the EHR (Cerner)
- Provide clear patient communication, discharge guidance, and education tailored to health literacy
- Collaborate as needed with clinic and hospital resources while functioning independently in an after-hours setting
Required qualifications/skills:
- BSN required; MSN preferred; current Indiana NP licensure
- Minimum 3 years professional nursing experience and 2 years nurse practitioner experience
- Strong assessment/diagnostic skills; excellent patient education and communication
- BLS and ACLS certifications
If you meet these requirements and are interested in PRN after-hours coverage in Corydon, IN, please apply.
Shift Snapshot
You arrive for a PRN shift (Monday–Friday 1 pm–9 pm or weekends 9 am–5 pm) and review the clinic schedule and any pending results. The pace is steady and varied—patients may present with new concerns that require prompt triage, clear explanations, and practical next steps. Between visits, you update documentation, follow up on key findings, and coordinate any needed referrals or higher-level care. As the shift progresses, you maintain a calm, organized workflow, ensuring each patient leaves with understandable instructions and an appropriate plan. Minimum availability is one weekday and one weekend shift per month, supporting reliable after-hours access for the community.
Harrison County Community Hospital (HCCH) provides a wide range of in-patient, out-patient, and emergency care services to residents in the rural communities of northern Missouri. HCCH also operates two rural health clinics, HCCH Medical Clinic in Bethany and North Harrison Medical Clinic in Eagleville.
Founded
1955
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Bethany, Missouri
Harrison County Community Hospital (HCCH) provides a wide range of in-patient, out-patient, and emergency care services to residents in the rural communities of northern Missouri. HCCH also operates two rural health clinics, HCCH Medical Clinic in Bethany and North Harrison Medical Clinic in Eagleville.
Founded
1955
Company size
201-500 employees
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Bethany, Missouri