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Night Shift Intensivist Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

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$350.7K

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How much do night shift intensivist jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 14, 2026, the average yearly pay for night shift intensivist in Indiana is $360,939.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $352,100.00 and $380,600.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Night Shift Intensivist vs Critical Care Physician?

AspectNight Shift IntensivistCritical Care Physician
CredentialsMD/DO, Board-certified in Critical CareMD/DO, Board-certified in Critical Care
Work EnvironmentICUs during night hours, acute patient careICUs, emergency departments, or hospital wards
Employer & IndustryHospitals, healthcare systems, ICU unitsHospitals, trauma centers, specialty clinics

Night Shift Intensivists and Critical Care Physicians both require similar credentials and work in ICU settings. The main difference is that Night Shift Intensivists specifically work overnight shifts, focusing on acute patient management during night hours, while Critical Care Physicians may work various shifts and settings. Both roles are essential in providing specialized care for critically ill patients in hospital environments.

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What cities in Indiana are hiring for Night Shift Intensivist jobs?

Cities in Indiana with the most Night Shift Intensivist job openings:

Hospitalist Physician Internal Medicine - Physicians Only Apply - Locum

MedTier Solutions

Bloomington, IN

Temporary, Other

Re-posted 26 days ago


Job description

Medical Doctors Only Apply. A Hospitalist Physician Internal Medicine practice is seeking a qualified physician for IN. This and other physician jobs brought to you by ExactMD.

Internal Medicine Hospitalist

Our client in South-Central Indiana is currently seeking locum tenens Internal Medicine Hospitalist to join their team. Family Practice trained physicians with hospital experience and experience running codes/procedures will also be considered.

Requirements:

  • Board Certified or Board Eligible in Internal Medicine. Family Practice trained physicians with hospital experience and experience running codes/procedures will also be considered.
  • Active permanent IN license required
  • Need experience with procedures; proctoring available
  • Need providers with more block availability
  • Candidates who only wants day shifts will be considered

Practice Details:

  • Schedule rotation starts on Tuesdays. 7 on 7 off rotation. Doctors are on rotation and fill the schedule first.
  • Day Shifts:
    • Number of hospitalists per day shift – 4 (one doc carries pager for admits)
    • Number of mid-levels per day shift – 0
    • Average census – Ranges between 55-85 (16-18 patients per doctor)
    • Number of admits – varies (5-10)
    • Hours per shift – 12
    • Procedures not required during day shift
    • Intensivist is always on call during day shift
  • Night Shifts:
    • Number of hospitalists per night shift – 1
    • Number of mid-levels per night shift – 0
    • Average census – Ranges between 55-85
    • Number of admits (total touches on avg) – varies (5 – 10)
    • Hours per shift – 12
    • Procedures required during night shift
    • Intensivist is always on call during night shift
  • Swing Shifts:
    • Number of hospitalists per swing shift – May call in a swing if census goes above 80
    • Intensivist is always on call during swing shift
  • Sub-specialty back-up is available on call
  • Rapid response calls are not required
  • Running codes required
  • Hospitalists are not required to back up the ED. Facility has an open ICU but the expectation is that they will get an intensivist to consult on all patients.