10 nursing jobs in Madison, IN
Madison sits along the Ohio River in southern Indiana, offering a quaint small-town feel with a beautifully preserved historic downtown. Nurses who prefer a slower pace, river views, and close-knit community life will find Madison a peaceful place to put down roots between shifts.
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Find a nursing job in Madison
Hiring here: Interim HealthCare (3) · Trilogy Health Services (3) · Family Allergy & Asthma (1) · Focus Staff (1) · Norton Healthcare (1) · Quality Correctional Care (1)
- LPN
- 8-hour days
- Per diem
- RN/LPN
- Monday / Wednesday / Friday - 10 am to 5 pm
- ADN accepted
- RN
- 12-hour nights
- Travel contract
- LPN
- Weekend shift
- +$5/hr differential
Working and living in Madison
· 10 open roles
Living costs
- Median gross rent
- $820/mo
- Rent and tenant-paid utilities
- Median household income
- $61,183/yr
- All local households, not nurse pay
New to our board this week
1 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- RN6
- LPN7
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- Days4
- Nights1
- weekend1
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Madison
Madison, Indiana offers healthcare professionals the distinct charm and slower tempo of a historic Ohio River community.
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Life outside work is defined by the town's scenic natural setting, highlighted by the hiking trails and gorge overlooks at Clifty Falls alongside sweeping waterway views from the Falls Restaurant at Clifty Inn. Madison's compact downtown functions as an active social hub, packing nearly twenty locally owned eateries and gathering places into its walkable streets.
Longstanding community institutions like Shipley's Tavern and Hinkle's Hamburgers sit alongside morning staples such as The Red Roaster Coffee & Eatery, artisan pies at Brittany's Brick-Oven Pizza, and cider and charcuterie tastings at Thomas Family Winery and Rustic Bakery. Relocating nurses should weigh this tranquil, small-river-town lifestyle against the reality that nightlife, shopping, and entertainment are built around a tight-knit local scale rather than the extensive amenities of a larger metropolitan market.
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Food and dining
Downtown Madison features a vibrant culinary core with nearly twenty locally owned eateries, ranging from historic taverns to casual delis. Notable staples include classic burgers at Hinkle's Hamburgers and Shipley's Tavern, fresh sandwiches and wraps at The Red Pepper Deli & Cafe, and coffee, espresso, and bagels at The Red Roaster Coffee & Eatery.
Diners can also find handcrafted pies at Brittany's Brick-Oven Pizza (B-Bop's) and The Red Pepperoni, fine dining with steak and pasta at Red on Main, and scenic homestyle riverfront meals at Falls Restaurant at Clifty Inn.
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Outdoors
Outdoor life in Madison centers on the Ohio River and the dramatic bluffs of Clifty Falls. Visitors and residents frequent Clifty Falls for scenic hiking trails and nature outings, while the riverfront provides waterfront scenery, boating views, and panoramic river vistas from overlooks such as the Falls Restaurant at Clifty Inn.
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Arts and culture
Madison's cultural scene is rooted in its historic river town heritage and relaxed communal gathering spots. Locals and visitors gather for traditional wines, ciders, charcuterie, and fresh bakery items in the rustic setting of Thomas Family Winery and Rustic Bakery, socialize at historic drinking spots like Shipley's Tavern, and enjoy seasonal waterfront dining aboard Madison's floating restaurant on the Ohio River.