Nurse and nurse practitioner data, by licence and location.
Nurse practitioners, registered nurses and the advanced practice roles that prescribe, searchable by specialty, state and employer — with the date each field was last confirmed.
Built for the work, not just the lookup.
Reach prescribers, not just physicians
Nurse practitioners and physician assistants write a large and growing share of prescriptions. Targeting physicians alone misses them, and they are filed under their own taxonomies rather than under medicine.
Recruit where the licences are
Filter by role, state and employer to find who is practising where — useful when the question is staffing rather than selling.
Build a clinic-level picture
Nurses are reconciled to the practices and organizations they work for, so a clinic can be described by its whole staff rather than by its physicians alone.
Keep an existing roster current
Upload the roster you have. Get back your own columns, in your own order, with current location, employer and contact fields appended. Anything suppressed is left out of the file and counted in the result, so the gap is a number you can see.
Every record is filterable on the things that decide a list.
Role and specialty · State, city, ZIP and radius · Employer and practice · Prescribing authority · Has verified email · Active or inactive
By specialty
- Nurse practitioners 559,076
- Registered nurses 254,770
- Family nurse practitioners 249,441
- Nurse Anesthetist, Certified Registered 80,522
- Licensed Practical Nurse 73,411
- Psychiatric/Mental Health (Nurse Practitioner) 72,542
- Adult Health (Nurse Practitioner) 33,176
- Acute Care (Nurse Practitioner) 27,695
- Pediatrics (Nurse Practitioner) 23,988
- Licensed Vocational Nurse 19,724
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 nurse practitioner (NP)? An advanced practice nurse who diagnoses and prescribes - within the scope the state allows.
- What is a family nurse practitioner? The all-ages NP certification, and the largest NP population in the country.
- What is a registered nurse (RN)? The largest healthcare profession, and what an identifier on the record does and does not mean.
- What does NP stand for? Nurse practitioner - same credential everywhere, different scope in every state.
- What does CRNA stand for? Certified registered nurse anesthetist - much of the anaesthesia workforce.
The whole glossary covers every profession family and the credential letters that go with them.
The organizations and people around them.
Chief nursing officers
How many lead nursing at hospitals and care facilities, by state.
Directors of nursing
The people who run nursing in long-term care, counted by state.
Nursing homes
Every certified facility with beds, ownership and ratings.
All lists
Every profession and specialty, with counts you can see before you sign up.
What buyers ask first.
Which nursing roles are included?
Nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical and vocational nurses, clinical nurse specialists, certified registered nurse anaesthetists and nurse midwives. Physician assistants and the allied professions have their own pages.
Can I filter to prescribers only?
Yes. Prescribing roles are identifiable by their taxonomy, so a list can be narrowed to the advanced practice roles that write prescriptions.
How current is it?
Identity, role and location are refreshed weekly; employers and standing monthly; contact data is verified continuously. Every record shows when it was last confirmed.
Do you have work email for nurses?
Coverage is lower than for physicians and we say so rather than padding it. Every address carries a trust tier, and a campaign can require verified-only.
Can I export or use an API?
Both, on a paid plan. Exports run against your monthly row quota; the API is versioned, scoped by key and metered per organization.
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