Inpatient Internal Medicine Physician Jobs
Inpatient internal medicine means hospital medicine: hospitalist and nocturnist roles with block scheduling, a defined census, and no clinic. It is the most common inpatient physician job in the country and the one with the most schedule flexibility, from seven-on seven-off to nights-only.
MedStaff Nationwide is recruiting for 11 inpatient internal medicine physicians positions across 7 states, with openings in Bristol, Camby, Teaneck, and Union City and Teaneck. The median posted midpoint is $291,000. Every search is recruiter-led and always free for candidates.
Inpatient Internal Medicine Physician Jobs by State
11 inpatient internal medicine physician openings
Physician - Internal Medicine
Physician - Primary Care
Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine Physician
Internal Medicine Physician- OP
Family Medicine Physician
Internal Medicine Physician / Hospitalist
Internal Medicine Physician Faculty - OP
Board Certified/Board Eligible Inpatient Teaching Physicians
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Before you interview
What to ask about an inpatient internal medicine physician job
- Census cap per physician and who admits overflow.
- Whether nights are covered by a separate nocturnist team.
- ICU model: open, closed, or co-managed with intensivists.
- Shift rate, extra-shift pay, and quality bonus structure.
Frequently asked questions
- How many inpatient internal medicine physician jobs are open right now?
- 11 of the 55 internal medicine physician searches MedStaff Nationwide is running are inpatient roles, across 7 states. The count recomputes hourly from live openings.
- What do inpatient internal medicine physician jobs pay?
- Posted ranges on current inpatient internal medicine physician openings run $225k–$350k, with a median posted midpoint of $291,000 across 8 openings that carry a range. A posted range is the employer's starting point, not the offer.
- Is there a fee to work with a MedStaff Nationwide recruiter?
- No. The hiring organization pays our fee, never you. You get one recruiter for the whole search and nothing is sent to an employer without your permission.
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