Electrodiagnostic Medicine
There are 396 active electrodiagnostic medicine providers in the United States, distributed across 36 states. Electrodiagnostic medicine is the medical subspecialty that applies neurophysiologic techniques to diagnose, evaluate, and treat patients with impairments of the neurologic, neuromuscular, and/or musc The directory pages currently published below cover 2 states.
By state
Top metros
- FT WORTH, TX 119 providers
- MCKINNEY, TX 16 providers
- DALLAS, TX 15 providers
- ROWLETT, TX 13 providers
- HOUSTON, TX 11 providers
- ATLANTA, GA 10 providers
- RICHARDSON, TX 6 providers
- PLANO, TX 6 providers
- FORT WORTH, TX 4 providers
- ALLEN, TX 4 providers
- SUGAR LAND, TX 4 providers
- AUSTIN, TX 4 providers
- BELLAIRE, TX 3 providers
- EL PASO, TX 3 providers
- LAWRENCEVILLE, GA 3 providers
- NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TX 2 providers
- FRISCO, TX 2 providers
- HELOTES, TX 2 providers
- THE WOODLANDS, TX 2 providers
- TYLER, TX 2 providers
Related taxonomy codes
- Family Medicine 210,951 active providers 207Q00000X
- Internal Medicine 193,133 active providers 207R00000X
- Pediatrics 87,864 active providers 208000000X
- Emergency Medicine 80,796 active providers 207P00000X
- Psychiatry (Psychiatry & Neurology) 73,561 active providers 2084P0800X
- Anesthesiology 73,000 active providers 207L00000X
- Obstetrics & Gynecology 58,694 active providers 207V00000X
- Diagnostic Radiology (Radiology) 54,236 active providers 2085R0202X
- Surgery 45,117 active providers 208600000X
- Orthopaedic Surgery 37,015 active providers 207X00000X
- Cardiovascular Disease (Internal Medicine) 36,656 active providers 207RC0000X
- Ophthalmology 33,138 active providers 207W00000X
About electrodiagnostic medicine
Electrodiagnostic medicine is the medical subspecialty that applies neurophysiologic techniques to diagnose, evaluate, and treat patients with impairments of the neurologic, neuromuscular, and/or muscular systems. Qualified physicians are trained in performing electrophysiological testing and interpretation of the test data. They require knowledge in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, histology, and pathology of the brain, spinal cord, autonomic nerves, cranial nerves, peripheral nerves, neuromuscular junction, and muscles. They must know clinical features and treatment of diseases of the central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous systems, as well as those of neuromuscular junction and muscle. Physicians also require special knowledge about electric signal processing, including waveform analysis, electronics and instrumentation, stimulation and recording equipment, and statistics.
Frequently asked
What does a electrodiagnostic medicine provider do?
Electrodiagnostic Medicine providers are healthcare professionals classified under the NUCC Healthcare Provider Taxonomy. Refer to the NUCC taxonomy definitions and your state licensing board for scope of practice details.
How do I verify a electrodiagnostic medicine provider's NPI?
Every NPI on Praxis MD has a verifiable record in the official CMS NPPES registry. Open NPPES to confirm, then check the issuing state board for current license status.
How current is this data?
Each page shows the CMS NPPES source snapshot date used to build it. Use the linked CMS record when you need the latest source entry.