Cencora·Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador
The nurse delivers clinical services and coordinates care workflows to ensure safe and compliant patient support. They also maintain accurate clinical records and resolve documentation exceptions within established guidelines.
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Job Details This role is in support of Cencora's patient and provider support and pharma commercialization services in Canada marketed through our Innomar Strategies business.
This job profile description is a standardized, non-contractual reference description and global reference tool provided for organizational consistency and talent architecture purposes across Cencora.
It does not alter actual job duties, responsibilities, reporting lines, working conditions, grading, compensation, or other essential terms and conditions of employment.
Actual duties and responsibilities may vary based on business needs, local requirements, and operational practices. Where a team member's role is governed by an employment agreement, local terms and conditions, prior job description or collective bargaining agreement, those documents shall prevail in case of any inconsistency. Mandatory local laws shall also prevail. Delivers routine to moderately complex clinical services activities that support safe, accurate, and compliant care coordination, documentation, and case progression within established guidelines. Coordinates with clinical, operational, reimbursement, and logistics partners to resolve standard exceptions and maintain continuity across connected service and care workflows. Analyzes patient, provider, and clinical information to determine appropriate next steps, distinguish operational issues from clinical-risk signals, and escalate concerns within defined protocols. Resolves common workflow and documentation exceptions by applying approved decision rules, service standards, and clinical process requirements to support timely and reliable outcomes. Maintains accurate, complete, and traceable records that support quality controls, regulatory expectations, and effective handoffs across the service line. Improves templates, job aids, and routing practices based on recurring patterns to reduce rework, strengthen consistency, and enable low-risk process enhancements within team control. Facilitates day-to-day coordination and informal onboarding support through examples, question resolution, and clear communication of approved documentation and workflow expectations.
Bachelor's degree in nursing, clinical practice, health sciences, public health, healthcare administration, or a related field, or equivalent experience required. Professional license or registration in nursing in the applicable jurisdiction of practice required. Certification in clinical services, care coordination, patient safety, or equivalent preferred. Certification in case management, clinical documentation improvement, healthcare quality, or equivalent preferred.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in nursing or a related field and possess a valid professional nursing license. A minimum of 4 years of experience in clinical services or care coordination is required.
Market context
In Newfoundland and Labrador, nursing roles with overnight coverage often draw steady interest because employers need clinicians who can monitor patients closely and respond to changes with limited on-site support. This role is competitive for candidates who are comfortable working independently, have strong patient monitoring skills, and can clearly document status changes during a shift. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your RVT standing and overnight readiness before applying.