Last updated: August 28, 2026
Texas employs a large and growing population of physician assistants, and recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data puts the state’s median PA salary above $135,000 annually, with wide variation by metro area. San Antonio and Longview have historically ranked among the higher-paying markets, while smaller metros like El Paso trail behind. That regional spread matters if you’re building outreach lists or benchmarking recruiting offers, since a Houston-based campaign and a rural Texas campaign may need different messaging and compensation framing.
Building an accurate contact list of Texas PAs on your own is time-consuming. State licensing boards don’t publish ready-to-use email lists, and public directories rarely include verified cell numbers or current work emails.
What’s on this page:
Texas Physician Assistant Email List
What’s in the Heartbeat.ai Database
Heartbeat.ai maintains a contact database covering Texas physician assistants, along with physicians, doctors of medicine, and other licensed medical professionals across the state. Records are refreshed on an ongoing basis rather than sitting static for years, which matters in a profession where job changes and credential updates are common.
Fields Included in a Texas PA Record
- Physician assistant name
- Texas practice location
- Work telephone number
- Cell phone number
- Email address
- Specialization
- Years of experience
- Sole proprietor status
- Texas PA license number
- Other states where licensed
- Fax number
- Texas practice address
Evaluating a Data Vendor: A Quick Checklist
- Does the provider refresh records regularly, or is the list a one-time export?
- Are both email and verified cell numbers included, not just office lines?
- Can you filter by specialty, city, or years of experience before you buy?
- Does the vendor disclose how contact data is sourced and verified?
Popular Specialty Areas in Texas’s Major Metros
Demand for specific PA specialties varies across Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, and Fort Worth. Recruiters and sales teams targeting a specific city often get better response rates filtering by specialty first, then narrowing by metro area, rather than blasting a statewide list.
Texas Physician Assistant Board
Physician assistants in Texas practice under the oversight of the Texas Physician Assistant Board, which issues licenses to qualified applicants. PAs must practice under the supervision of one or more physicians, and those who prescribe medications need a prescriptive delegation agreement with a supervising physician. The Board’s licensure department is responsible for processing applications and enforcing the standards set out in state statute and Board rule.
Limitations Worth Knowing
No contact database is perfectly current the moment you download it — professionals change jobs, retire, or switch specialties continuously. Treat any purchased list as a strong starting point for outreach, not a permanent record, and plan to periodically refresh or re-verify contacts for long-running campaigns.
Getting Access to Texas PA Contact Data
Heartbeat.ai’s database extends beyond Texas physician assistants to include a broader national pool of physician assistants and other healthcare providers, searchable by specialty, city, or license type.
Beyond Texas PA lists, Heartbeat.ai provides contact data for physicians, doctors, nurses, and locum tenens professionals nationwide, with email and mobile numbers available on demand.
See pricing here and sign up for the Heartbeat.ai free trial to get started with Texas physician assistant contact data.
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