Registered Nurse Class A

Competition # EM26309, Full Time Permanent, Care Coordination Center
- Eastern Charlotte

Care Coordination Center
- Eastern Charlotte

Full Time Permanent

1.0

Rotating days, evenings, nights, weekends, statutory holidays and on-call. Subject to change due to operational requirements.

December 7, 2026

Not applicable

As per collective agreement

Written and spoken competence in English and French is required.

September 16, 2026

Imagine a career where, at the end of every day, you know you've made a positive difference in the lives of people who need your help.

The New Brunswick Extra-Mural Program (EMP), often known as the “hospital without walls,” has operated under the simple philosophy of helping New Brunswickers receive the care they need in the places where they are healthiest and happiest - their homes and communities. EMP makes a difference in the lives of those it serves by drastically reducing hospital admissions and greatly increasing patient satisfaction with its level of health care.

As part of EMP, your role is vital in our province's overall health. Join an integrated, multi-disciplinary team of health care professionals, dedicated to providing New Brunswickers with outstanding, highly coordinated primary health care.

The Extra Mural Program Community Liaison Nurse is a key member of the interdisciplinary team. The community liaison nurse facilitates coordinated care transitions between hospitals, primary care providers, community services and health partners by completing a comprehensive needs assessment, determining eligibility and coordinating timely, appropriate services based on the patient’s needs, in accordance with the philosophy, objectives and policies of the EMP.

This collaborative approach will reduce inappropriate admission to hospital by implementing patient centered care and support services in the home or redirecting care to a more appropriate service.

As EMP employees, Community Liaison Nurses are accountable to patients, families and colleagues by actively participating in and supporting safety initiatives, and by fostering a culture of learning. They maintain a consistent focus on safety for patients, caregivers, and the workplace.

• Coordinate EMP care planning with patients, caregivers and healthcare team, including physicians and nurse practitioners, to facilitate transition between hospital and home or coordinating additional supports and services to allow patients to remain at home.
• Identify current EMP patients who are admitted to hospital and provide written or verbal information to the hospital regarding these patients. Dissemination of EMP Transfer of Care information is essential in the continuity of patient care across the continuum. Upon discharge, help facilitate an efficient, safe and coordinated transition back to community with the appropriate mechanisms in place. Effective transfer of information to and from EMP is a vital link in the circle of care.
• Identify and assess appropriate patients for admission to EMP. Assess patient needs, existing or potential formal and informal supports and screen for safety in the home environment to foster a safe transition.
• Ensure referrals contain all relevant medical information and that clear and complete orders are written.
• Participate in patient care rounds in community hospitals to help coordinate services and share information related to discharge of known and potential EMP patients.
• Screen EMP patients for appropriate Personal Support Services (acute, palliative, or Rehab and Reablement). Consult with EMP Service Delivery units regarding these required home…