Lead Central · Feed 03 · Launching soon

Licensee Directory

Licensed, verified —
and invisible online.

A professional license is a public record with the same signal as a permit: someone qualified, in a specific city, at a specific moment in their career. Yet thousands of Arizona licensees have no website, no Google profile, and no way for a client to find them under their own name.

The Licensee Directory tracks Arizona licensees across the state’s licensing boards, verifies every record by hand against the board’s own listing, and serves the group that needs it first: licensed professionals with no private practice of their own yet. It is in build now — join the waitlist and you’ll hear the day your board opens.

Straight about where this stands: no listings are published yet. The boards are mapped, the verification process is built, and the roster pull has not started — we’d rather tell you that than pad a directory.

How it works

Same Lead Central discipline, applied to people instead of properties: public record, verified by hand, classified honestly.

1 We pull the board rosters

Arizona’s licensing boards publish their licensees as public record. We work from the board’s own listing — never a scraped copy of a copy.

2 We verify and classify, one by one

Each licensee gets a five-step footprint check, then an honest classification: running a practice of their own, part of a larger organization, or licensed with no practice under their own name yet.

3 We launch board by board

One board, one license type, one city ring at a time — starting with behavioral health and psychologists in Maricopa County, then the medical and allied-health boards in waves.

Coverage · The map

12 boards mapped

Every Arizona licensing board the directory will draw from — mapped with its official lookup, before a single roster is pulled.

Waitlist open
  • Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners (AZBBHE)
  • Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners
  • Arizona Medical Board (AMB)
  • Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery
  • Arizona State Board of Nursing (AZBN)
  • Arizona State Board of Physical Therapy
  • Arizona Board of Occupational Therapy Examiners (AzBOTE)
  • Arizona State Board of Pharmacy
  • Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners (BODEX)
  • State Board of Chiropractic Examiners (AZBCE)
  • Naturopathic Physicians Medical Board
  • Arizona Dept. of Health Services — Special Licensing (ADHS)

Wave 1 opens with behavioral health and psychologists in the Phoenix / Maricopa County ring. Wave 1B follows with medical, osteopathic, advanced-practice nursing, and naturopathic licensees. Wave 2 extends to dental, chiropractic, physical and occupational therapy, pharmacy, and the remaining mapped boards.

For the group we serve first — licensed, qualified, and running their practice inside someone else’s organization or under no name of their own — the offer isn’t a lead list. It’s a digital footprint they own, built by Blair Digital Studios: a website under their name, a Google profile clients can find, online booking, and follow-up that answers an inquiry while they’re in session.

Questions, answered straight

When does the directory launch?

Board by board, starting with behavioral health and psychologists in Maricopa County. There is no published date yet — the roster pull hasn’t started, and we won’t invent one. Waitlist members for a board are notified first when that board opens.

How many licensees are in the directory right now?

Zero — and that’s the honest answer. Twelve boards are mapped with their official lookups verified, and the tracker and verification process are built, but no roster has been pulled and no listing has been published. Any directory that quotes you a big number before launch is guessing; we’ll publish counts only when they’re counted.

Where does the data come from?

From the licensing boards’ own public listings — the official record of who holds a license. Every record is checked by hand against that listing, then given a five-step footprint check before it’s classified. Nobody is labeled “no practice” without two confirming signals.

I’m a licensee. What does this do for me?

If you’re licensed but working inside a larger organization — or seeing clients under someone else’s brand — the directory is how clients find you. And through Blair Digital Studios, it connects to a footprint you own: a website under your name, a Google profile, online booking, and follow-up that answers inquiries while you’re in session.

Can I buy listings or leads from this feed today?

No. There are no listings yet, so there is nothing to buy. Join the waitlist, name your board, and you’ll be first to know when it opens — that’s the whole offer today.

Your board opens when the waitlist says so.

The order boards launch in follows demand. Join the interest list, choose “Licensee Directory,” and name your board and license type — you’ll get the launch notice the day it opens. No spam, no shared list.