Nurse practitioners and physician assistants, in one file.
The two professions that write a growing share of prescriptions and run a growing share of visits — filed under their own headings rather than under medicine, which is why a physician list misses them. Searchable by specialty, state, employer and prescribing role.
Built for the work, not just the lookup.
Stop missing half the prescribers
Advanced practice clinicians are filed under nursing and PA headings, not under the physician specialties. A target list built from physician specialties alone leaves them out entirely, however large the file is.
Reach the clinician who runs the visit
In primary care, urgent care and much of behavioural health the NP or PA is the person seeing the patient and choosing the product. Filtering by clinical focus and employer puts you in front of them rather than their collaborating physician.
Find the clinic, then everyone in it
NPs and PAs are reconciled to the organizations they bill under, so a retail clinic, a hospital group or a telehealth employer can be described by its whole clinical staff rather than by whoever happens to be titled a physician.
Recruit where the roles actually are
Scope of practice differs by state, and so does where these clinicians work. Filter by role, state and employer to see who is practising where before you spend on a campaign or open a requisition.
Every record is filterable on the things that decide a list.
Clinical focus and certification area · State, city, ZIP and radius · Employer, group and clinic · Nurse practitioner or physician assistant · Has verified email · Active or inactive
By specialty
- Nurse practitioners 559,076
- Family nurse practitioners 249,441
- Physician assistants 226,819
- Psychiatric/Mental Health (Nurse Practitioner) 72,542
- Medical (Physician Assistant) 40,127
- Adult Health (Nurse Practitioner) 33,176
- Acute Care (Nurse Practitioner) 27,695
- Pediatrics (Nurse Practitioner) 23,988
- Surgical (Physician Assistant) 18,963
- Primary Care (Nurse Practitioner) 13,198
By state
- Nurse practitioners in California
- Nurse practitioners in Texas
- Nurse practitioners in Florida
- Nurse practitioners in New York
- Nurse practitioners in Pennsylvania
- Nurse practitioners in Illinois
- Nurse practitioners in Ohio
- Nurse practitioners in Georgia
- Nurse practitioners in North Carolina
- Nurse practitioners in Michigan
What each of these professions actually is.
Reference pages for people about to buy data about a profession: what the work is, how its people qualify, where they practise, and what the letters after their name mean.
- What is a physician assistant (PA-C)? A generalist-trained licensed clinician who specialises by employment, and prescribes.
- What does PA-C stand for? Physician assistant, certified - and the part of the abbreviation that carries information.
The whole glossary covers every profession family and the credential letters that go with them.
The organizations and people around them.
Nurse practitioners
National and state counts, refreshed nightly, with the email and phone coverage behind them.
Physician assistants
The same, for the PA side of the file.
The wider nursing file
Registered nurses, clinical nurse specialists and the rest of the nursing roles.
Physicians
The supervising and collaborating side of the same practice.
What buyers ask first.
Why put nurse practitioners and physician assistants on one page?
Because buyers treat them as one audience: both practise at an advanced level, both are reached through the same clinics, and both are routinely left out of physician lists for the same reason. The records stay separate, and a search can ask for one profession or both.
Can I filter to prescribers only?
Yes. Both professions can be identified by their filed heading, so a list can be narrowed to advanced practice roles rather than to every clinician at a site.
Do you show certification area or clinical focus?
Yes, where it is filed: family, adult and gerontology, acute care, psychiatric and mental health, paediatrics, women's health and the rest. Asking for the profession returns every focus beneath it; asking for one focus returns only that.
Do you know who supervises or collaborates with them?
We hold the organization and group each clinician bills under, and the physicians filed under the same organizations. That is an employment and billing relationship as filed, not a claim about who signs off which chart.
What contact data is available?
Practice phone and address from the record, and a work email with a trust tier on paid plans. Home address and personal mobile are a separate contracted product, matched to the named clinician, and never included in an export or a list.
How current is it?
Identity, role and location refresh weekly; employers and standing monthly; contact data is verified continuously. Every field carries the date it was last confirmed.
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