Respiratory therapists email list

It is a verified B2B contact database of licensed respiratory therapists. Each record carries the therapist's name, NBRC credential (RRT or CRT), practice setting, specialty focus, employer, a verified work email, and a direct phone number. Medical device manufacturers, sleep diagnostic companies, respiratory care software vendors, staffing firms, and continuing education providers use it to reach RTs directly. It holds professional contact information only, never patient records.

Name, NBRC credential, practice setting, specialty focus, employer, city, state, ZIP, verified work email, direct dial, and shift pattern where known. State licence and specialty credentials (NPS, ACCS, SDS) are included where they can be confirmed from published registers, and marked absent where they cannot. Coverage varies by state because not every board publishes a searchable register.

Yes, and it is usually the most useful cut. RRT and CRT separate advanced from entry-level practice. On top of that, NPS identifies neonatal and pediatric therapists, ACCS identifies adult critical care, and SDS identifies sleep disorders specialists. A neonatal ventilator campaign and a home sleep-testing campaign share almost no audience, and these credentials are what separate them.

Yes, where it can be verified. ECMO operator privileges are granted at the hospital level and concentrate in a relatively small number of high-volume centers, so this is a narrow, high-value segment that no general allied-health file distinguishes. It is recorded as a separate flag rather than inferred from job title.

Yes. ICU, NICU, emergency department, sleep lab, pulmonary rehabilitation, and home care are recorded separately. This matters more in respiratory care than in most professions because the same credential behaves like a different buyer in each setting: a home care RT specifies portable oxygen and CPAP, while an adult ICU RT specifies ventilators and high-flow systems.

Where verified, yes. The ventilator platform a therapist actually works on is recorded, which is what makes a trade-up or competitive-displacement campaign land rather than guess. It is confirmed by our researchers directly rather than inferred, so it is present on part of the file rather than all of it.

Yes. Filter by state, metro area, city, ZIP code, and ZIP radius, and combine any of those with credential and practice setting. Licence state is recorded separately from practice location, which matters for therapists working across a metro that spans a state line. International coverage is available for Canada, the UK and Ireland, Europe, APAC, and the Middle East as a custom build.

Records are built from published sources: state licence registers where the board publishes them, public NBRC credential directories, CoARC program data, association listings, and hospital department pages. An analyst checks each record before it ships, and our researchers confirm practice setting, ECMO privileges, and ventilator platform directly by phone and email. Every address is tested against a live mail server and catch-all domains are excluded rather than counted as verified.

Emails are re-verified weekly and the professional detail behind each record is revalidated on a 30-day cycle. Two things move quickly in this workforce and justify that cadence: RTs rotate between units within the same hospital, which changes practice setting without changing employer, and travel and per diem contracts turn over on a matter of weeks. Records that have bounced or moved on are replaced.

A free 50-record sample, built on your actual target segment rather than a generic slice. Specify the credential mix you care about, because that is where samples differ most: a pull weighted to RRTs with ACCS in adult critical care looks nothing like one weighted to CRTs in home care, both in field completeness and in employer type. Delivered within one business day, no purchase commitment.

It is a fair question to ask about a workforce based inside hospitals, and the answer is that HIPAA governs protected health information about patients. This file contains none. What it contains is employment data: where a therapist works, what credential they hold, which unit they cover, and how to reach them at work. That is the same category of information as a hospital staff directory. Outside the US, EU and UK records are handled on a legitimate-interest basis and California records follow CCPA access and deletion rights. Sending practices, consent, and local law remain the buyer's responsibility, and none of this is legal advice.

Narrowing does not carry a surcharge — filtering is included in the $899 package, and a tighter file is usually a better-performing one. The practical effect is on volume rather than rate. Filter hard enough and the qualifying universe drops below the 1,200 ceiling, and when that happens we price to the count you actually receive instead of billing the full package for a partial file. It is worth resisting the urge to broaden a cut just to fill the package: a smaller, sharper list against one sub-specialty generally beats a padded one. Send us the filter set and we will tell you the real available count before you commit.