LeadQuasar has 1,271 nurse practitioner contacts, and every one has a person's name and an email address. About half (48%) also have a phone number. Nearly all of the records sit in five states, California, New York, Illinois, Texas and Florida, so this is a focused email list of individual clinicians rather than a list of practices.
These are people, not practices
This list is made of individual nurse practitioners, and the titles say so:
| Title | Contacts |
|---|---|
| Nurse Practitioner | 470 |
| Family Nurse Practitioner | 92 |
| Registered Nurse | 48 |
| Owner | 29 |
| Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner | 19 |
| ARNP | 17 |
| NP | 17 |
| Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner | 16 |
| Adult Nurse Practitioner | 11 |
| Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner | 6 |
That changes what you can sell and how. An employed NP at a clinic or hospital does not buy the clinic's software or supplies. They do make their own decisions about their career, their credentials and their own tools. The 29 Owners are different: they run their own practice and buy like any small healthcare business.
Who sells to nurse practitioners
Three groups get the most from this list.
Recruiters and staffing firms. Permanent placement, locum work and telehealth roles are the obvious use. Specialty matters more than anything here. A psychiatric NP and a family NP are different candidates for different jobs, so segment by title before you write a word. Hospitalist NPs are a narrow group, with 6 in the list.
Education and credentialing. Continuing education, certification review, specialty programmes and conference organisers. NPs maintain licences and certifications on a cycle, and a course that fits that cycle is relevant.
Services for the individual. Professional liability insurance, financial planning for clinicians, scrubs and equipment, and side-practice or telehealth platforms.
For the 29 practice owners, anything a small practice buys applies: billing, scheduling and EHR software, office space, malpractice coverage, marketing and staffing.
The 48 Registered Nurse records are worth a separate look. Some will be NPs listed under their base licence and some will not be NPs at all. Read the record before you include it in an NP-specific message.
Where nurse practitioner coverage is strongest
| State | Contacts | With email | With phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | 291 | 291 | 141 |
| New York | 277 | 277 | 130 |
| Illinois | 239 | 239 | 117 |
| Texas | 199 | 199 | 91 |
| Florida | 192 | 192 | 95 |
Every other state in the list adds only a handful: Georgia (7), Connecticut (6), Missouri (5), Pennsylvania (5) and four or fewer each elsewhere. There is no meaningful coverage outside the five states above, so do not plan a national campaign from this list.
Chicago has 119 contacts, about half of Illinois. New York City has 107. California splits between San Francisco (54) and Los Angeles (51), Texas between Dallas (34) and Houston (33), and Miami has 30.
Writing to clinicians
Email is the channel here, since every record has one and phone coverage is under half. Clinicians read email between patients or at the end of a shift, and they are protective of their time.
- Put the specialty in the subject line. "Psychiatric NP telehealth role, New York licence" gets opened. "Exciting opportunity" does not.
- State the one thing that matters. For a role: setting, schedule and pay range if you can share it. For a course: what it counts toward.
- Keep it under a phone screen. Many will read it on a phone.
- Respect the licence state. NPs are licensed by state. A role or product that depends on a licence should match the contact's state.
- Make opting out easy. Follow CAN-SPAM, and do not keep emailing someone who has asked you to stop.
Our cold email guide covers structure and follow-up timing in more detail.
Running outreach to nurse practitioner
- Browse nurse practitioner leads and filter by state or city. Search and filtering are free.
- Check the tier before unlocking. 296 records are PREMIUM, 583 VERIFIED and 392 CONNECTED, with no LEAN or STANDARD records.
- Segment by the job title on each record: family, psychiatric, adult, hospitalist, and owners.
- Unlock the segment you are writing to, not the whole list.
A free account unlocks 50 contacts a day with no card. Because the list is 1,271 records, you can work through a single state in about a week on the free plan. For the full list with CSV export into your ATS or email tool, go unlimited for $3.99/month.
Frequently asked questions
How many nurse practitioner contacts does LeadQuasar have?
1,271, every one with a name and an email address. 613 also have a phone number.
Which states does the nurse practitioner list cover?
Mainly California (291), New York (277), Illinois (239), Texas (199) and Florida (192). Every other state, led by Georgia, Connecticut, Missouri and Pennsylvania, adds fewer than 10.
Can I find psychiatric or family nurse practitioners?
Yes. Records carry job titles, and the list includes 92 Family Nurse Practitioners, 19 Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners and 11 Adult Nurse Practitioners, alongside 470 listed simply as Nurse Practitioner.
Are these practice owners?
Mostly not. 29 records have the title Owner, and the other common titles are clinical roles, so the list suits recruiting, education and personal services better than selling practice software.
Browse nurse practitioner leads by state and city, then create a free account to unlock 50 contacts a day with no card.