Teams at ChristianaCare

Collects and reconciles hospital insurance accounts receivable, reviews and submits UB-04 and corrected claims, follows up with payers, resolves denials and discrepancies, prepares appeals, validates reimbursement, analyzes trends, and manages rejection and late-charge reports using hospital billing systems and payer portals.

Coordinates home health transitions from hospital to home by collaborating with referral sources, discharge planners, providers, patients, and families. Reviews clinical and insurance documentation, assesses home care needs, obtains consents and authorizations, coordinates scheduling and start of care, educates referral partners, and supports patients throughout the care transition process.

Provide specialized cardiovascular care as a board-certified or board-eligible cardiac electrophysiologist. Responsibilities include performing complex atrial fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia ablations, managing cardiac devices, and treating patients within a multidisciplinary electrophysiology team. Candidates must meet board certification or eligibility requirements in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease, and clinical cardiac electrophysiology, and qualify for Delaware licensure and credentialing.