Department Chiefs Email List

A chief leads a clinical department, such as surgery or anesthesiology. At academic medical centers the same role is often called chair. A medical director usually leads a program or service line, such as a cancer center or an emergency department. You can request any of these titles, alone or together.

Common choices include neurosurgery, anesthesiology, pediatrics, OB/GYN, cardiology, surgery, emergency medicine, radiology, pathology, orthopedics, neurology, oncology, psychiatry, internal medicine and pulmonary medicine. You can pick one department or several.

Many do, but smaller hospitals may have a chief of staff or a medical director instead of a separate chief for each department, and some departments exist only at larger hospitals. We confirm how many matching records exist for your departments and states before you order.

Start with the chief of surgery and the chief of the specialty that uses your device, such as orthopedics, neurosurgery or cardiology. Chiefs usually recommend products rather than approve them alone, so many sellers also add hospital procurement contacts at the same hospitals.

Yes. Filter by teaching status and hospital type. This is useful when you need chairs of academic departments for research, clinical trials or education programs.

Neurosurgery leadership can be requested. Neurosurgery departments mostly exist at larger hospitals, academic centers and trauma centers, so expect fewer records than for departments every hospital has.

Yes. Pediatrics leadership can be drawn from children's hospitals and general hospitals with pediatric units. OB/GYN leadership comes from hospitals with labor and delivery or women's health services.

Often, but not alone. Chiefs commonly recommend or back equipment and technology for their department. Approval usually also involves procurement, finance, IT, administrators or a product review committee.

Yes. Department chiefs and the physicians in that specialty can go in one file. This works well when the chief is your sponsor and the physicians are the daily users of your product.

Where it can be matched. Records can include full name, job title, department, specialty, business email, business phone, hospital or health system, hospital type and location. NPI number and hospital website are added where available.

No. Records are business contact details tied to the chief's role at their hospital, for professional B2B outreach. You are responsible for following the email and privacy laws that apply to your campaigns, including honoring opt-out requests.

Send your departments, hospital types and states through the form on this page. We reply with a count, sample records from that selection and a quote, and deliver the file once you approve it.