ChristianaCare names Jennifer Moberg Vice President of Emergency Services

ChristianaCare has announced the appointment of Jennifer Moberg as vice president of Emergency Services. (Photo courtesy of ChristianaCare)

ChristianaCare has announced the appointment of Jennifer Moberg, DNP, MPA, RN, CPPS, NEA-BC, as vice president of Emergency Services.

In her new role, Moberg will lead emergency care operations across the health system’s emergency departments and oversee prehospital services and trauma programs.

“Jennifer’s appointment as vice president of Emergency Services at ChristianaCare is a testament to her unwavering dedication and compassionate leadership,” said Danielle Weber, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, chief nurse executive at ChristianaCare.

Moberg brings extensive experience in emergency medicine leadership, with a focus on improving care quality, safety, and caregiver engagement in high-pressure healthcare environments. Her career has included efforts to strengthen security practices, reduce staff turnover, and implement more efficient, patient-centered care models. She has also led major emergency department renovation projects and helped build more diverse clinical teams.

Before joining ChristianaCare, Moberg served as director of Emergency Services at HealthPartners in Bloomington, Minnesota. She also worked as a senior advisor focused on standardizing security protocols across multiple hospitals and clinics. Earlier in her career, she spent more than two decades at Abbott Northwestern Hospital, where she started as a critical care nurse and later became a patient care manager.

Moberg earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice in executive leadership from Baylor University. She also holds a Master of Public Affairs in nonprofit leadership from the University of Minnesota and a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Bethel University.

“I’m confident that her exceptional leadership skills will not only elevate ChristianaCare’s efforts but also strengthen our commitment to serving the community with greater care and effectiveness,” said Weber.