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Podiatrist data, including the surgical side.

Podiatrists in private practice, hospital clinics and wound care — foot and ankle surgery, sports medicine, diabetic limb salvage — with the practices they work in, the facilities they operate at and the date every field was last confirmed.

39,253podiatrists on record
585with a confirmed work email
39,247with a practice phone
1profession, each with its own list
What you can do with it

Built for the work, not just the lookup.

Sell to a surgeon and a shop-front at once

This profession spans both: an operating theatre list and a high-street practice buying orthotics, imaging and wound care supplies. Specialisation and facility affiliation tell you which of the two you are looking at before you write the email.

Follow the diabetic foot pathway

Limb salvage involves podiatry, endocrinology, vascular surgery and wound care in the same few buildings. Every one of those clinicians is on the same platform and tied to the same organizations, so a pathway can be targeted as a pathway.

Reach the hospital-affiliated subset

Affiliations are reconciled onto the podiatrist, so you can separate the ones operating at certified facilities from the ones running an office practice — a different sale, a different budget and often a different buyer entirely.

Keep a small, specific list accurate

A profession this size rewards precision over volume. Upload the list you have and get your own rows back with the current practice address, affiliation and contact fields. Anything suppressed is left out and counted in the result, so the gap is a number.

Narrow it

Every record is filterable on the things that decide a list.

Podiatric specialisation · State, city, ZIP and radius · Practice, group and hospital affiliation · Individual or organization · Has verified email · Active or inactive

In plain English

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.

The whole glossary covers every profession family and the credential letters that go with them.

Questions

What buyers ask first.

Are foot and ankle surgeons included?

Yes. Surgical podiatry is filed as a specialisation beneath the podiatry heading, alongside sports medicine, diabetic foot care and primary podiatric medicine. Asking for the profession returns all of them; asking for one returns only that.

Can I see which hospital a podiatrist operates at?

You can see the organizations they bill under and the certified facilities linked to those organizations. That is an affiliation as filed, not a theatre schedule, and it is dated so you can see how recent it is.

Do you distinguish podiatrists from orthopaedic surgeons?

Completely. They are separate headings — podiatry is its own profession and orthopaedic surgery is a physician specialty — so neither is ever silently counted inside the other. Both are searchable, together or apart.

What contact data comes with the record?

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 contract-only product, matched to the named provider, and never part of an export or a list.

How current is it?

Identity, specialisation and location refresh weekly; affiliations and standing monthly; contact data is verified continuously. Each field carries the date it was last confirmed.

Is there an API?

Yes — the same records over a versioned REST API with scoped keys, per-minute pacing and a monthly quota. The reference is public and needs no contract to read.

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