Urologists Email List by DataCaptive to Reach Urology Specialists

You can choose general urology, urologic oncology, pediatric urology, female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery, endourology, and andrology. Share the subspecialties that fit your product and the DataCaptive team will confirm record counts for each before you order, so budget goes only where your product applies.

The American Urological Association’s 2023 Census counted 14,176 practicing urologists in the United States. Because the specialty is small and patient demand is high, accurate, complete coverage matters more than raw volume when you plan outreach to urology practices and departments.

Yes. Group partners and department chiefs are selectable roles. In many urology groups, partners approve capital purchases such as lasers and imaging, as well as ancillary services such as labs and radiation, so they are key contacts for high-value deals.

Yes. U.S. urologist records can include the National Provider Identifier along with license and subspecialty details. NPI numbers help your team match records to your CRM, suppress existing customers, and confirm that each contact is a practicing urologist rather than a retired one.

Yes. The practice-setting criterion includes ambulatory surgery centers as well as private groups, hospitals, and academic centers. ASC-based urologists are a strong audience for endoscopy, laser, and stone management equipment suppliers because they buy for high procedure volumes.

Yes. Tell DataCaptive which urology subspecialties and states matter, and our data team will send a short sample built from those criteria. Use it to check that urologic oncologists, endourologists, or pediatric urologists are coded the way your reps expect before the full list is delivered.

Cost scales with the number of urologists and practice managers you select and the fields you add, such as NPI or hospital affiliation. A list limited to one subspecialty in a few states costs far less than national coverage, and the DataCaptive team quotes both options.

Urology files arrive as .XLS, .CSV, or through API Integration. Each row carries the urologist’s subspecialty and practice setting, so device teams can route ASC-based surgeons to one cadence and office-based urologists to another as soon as the data lands.

Every 45 days. About half of practicing urologists are 55 or older, according to the AUA 2023 census, so retirements and practice sales are frequent. Regular re-verification removes retired physicians and updates group affiliations before your next campaign. New fellows entering practice are added as they are verified.

Urologist records pass DataCaptive’s 7-step verification, with 95% data accuracy and 85% email deliverability and direct dials accuracy. Because the specialty is small, every bounced record matters, so test a sample on a territory you already know well.

Yes. Many device and drug launches in urology combine a mailed clinical summary with email follow-up and a rep call. Records can include email, direct dial, and practice address, so all three touches use the same verified contact. Practice addresses are standardized for postal mailing.

Yes. The list holds professional contact and practice details only, never patient data or treatment history. DataCaptive aligns with GDPR, CCPA, PIPEDA, and DPDPA and holds ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type II certifications, documented in DataCaptive’s Privacy Center and Trust Vault.