KOLs by company
Every expert tied to a company through the trials it sponsors and the payments it reports to CMS. Start from your own pipeline or a competitor's.
View all 4,472 companies →Built on the public record.
Enriched by AI agents.
Every profile starts from verified, public sources. Our AI specialized agents then enrich and verify each profile from the open web, continuously. Citations provided to every source.
Read the methodology →- CMS Open Payments ↗Industry payments reported to CMS, by company and program year
- PubMed (NLM) ↗Peer-reviewed publications, linked to the PubMed record
- OpenAlex ↗Citations, h-index, research topics, most-cited works and congress abstracts
- ClinicalTrials.gov ↗Investigator roles on registered clinical studies
- NIH RePORTER ↗Federally funded research awards, by fiscal year
- NPPES (CMS) ↗Identity, specialty and practice location for every U.S. clinician
- ORCID ↗The verified researcher identity that anchors authorship
- Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers ↗Named on Clarivate's annual Highly Cited Researchers list, with award category and year
- The open webMedia, socials, talks and roles, worked continuously by our AI research agents.
YouTube
Wikipedia
LinkedIn
Spotify
X- News & media
- Conference sites
- Institutional pages
- Podcasts & interviews
- Society pages
Public registries plus AI agents. One verified profile.
- Registries supply the verified facts: trials, publications, grants, payments.
- AI research agents add media, talks, roles and socials from the open web.
- AI matching agents confirm every fact belongs to the right person, and never stop re-checking.
Start from the question you're asking
Company, molecule, specialty, trial activity or territory. Every link below opens the directory with the filters already applied.
Experts on a drug
Experts with trial or payment history on a molecule. Brand and generic names resolve to the same filter, so one search covers both.
View all 1,958 drugs →By specialty or therapeutic area
Build a shortlist inside the field you cover, from oncology to psychiatry.
- Oncology112,703
- Cardiology72,913
- Neurology54,103
- Infectious Disease49,904
- Gastroenterology41,678
- Respiratory37,314
Actively running trials
Investigators with studies registered on ClinicalTrials.gov. Narrow to the indication you cover before you shortlist.
View all 39,281 trial investigators →By geography
Plan a territory. Cut any search down to the US regions your MSL team covers, or filter by country.
View all 205 countries →By research activity
Filter on what the public record shows: NIH grants, reported industry payments, congress presentations.
- NIH-funded research20,664
- Reported industry payments183,473
- Medicare prescriber23,465
- Presented at a congress3,172
- Rising activity4,554
Looking for a different slice? Indication, drug, company, specialty, institution, region and activity are all filterable in the full directory →
Frequently asked questions
What this is, where the data comes from, and what an account adds.
What is FindMyKOL?
FindMyKOL is an open, search-first directory of pharma key opinion leaders (KOLs): the physicians and researchers who run the trials, publish the papers and hold the grants in a therapeutic area. Profiles are built from the public record, matched to the right person, and every public number is cited to its source.
Where does the data come from?
From public sources: U.S. federal registries (NPPES, ClinicalTrials.gov, CMS Open Payments, NIH RePORTER and PubMed), plus ORCID and OpenAlex, enriched from the open web by our AI research agents. Every number on a public profile names the source it came from.
How do you make sure a fact belongs to the right person?
Every record is anchored to concrete identifiers where they exist (ORCID for the research identity, NPI for the clinical one) and otherwise attributed only when independent evidence such as affiliation, geography and field of work corroborates the match. When the evidence falls short, we leave the record off rather than guess: we fail toward a missing fact over a misattributed one.
How current is the data?
Profiles are rebuilt from the source registries on a rolling basis, and agent-gathered records are re-checked over time. Each fact carries its own provenance (the source it came from and when we collected it), so you can judge freshness per record instead of trusting a site-wide claim.
What can I see without an account?
The full directory (search plus every filter) and one public profile, free and without signup. Public profiles show cited counts, years and identifiers, with the latest few records of each detailed section as a preview. A free account opens 5 profiles; full itemized histories are part of Pro.
What does a free account add?
5 profiles, and a workspace: unlimited panels for organizing the KOLs you track and contact details from the federal NPPES registry. A profile you have opened stays open, and one a teammate shares with you does not count toward the 5. Full itemized records are part of Pro.
What's the difference between Basic and Enriched profiles?
The depth of our record, never a judgment of the person. A Basic profile carries the deterministic federal facts. An Enriched profile adds the agent-gathered layers: itemized records, current roles, media appearances and online presence, each published with its verification status.
Can I ask for a KOL to be enriched?
Yes. Pro accounts include ten enrichment requests a month: our AI agents build a Basic profile into a full, enriched one. Completed profiles are shared, so if a KOL has already been enriched, opening that profile doesn't spend a request.
Do industry payments on a profile mean something is wrong?
No. Payments are reported publicly to CMS under the Open Payments program; their existence does not imply wrongdoing, and CMS does not interpret these data. We hold the same line: public pages describe what the record shows (counts, companies, program years) and never editorialize.
What are FindMyKOL types?
Elite, National and Regional: our ranking of an expert's influence across the whole directory. Because it's an interpretation rather than a public fact, it lives behind your account and appears on profiles you've revealed, never on a public page.
More detail in the methodology and on the pricing page.