Use these sites to find information on local and national physicians. Browse a doctor’s education and experience before you head to his/her office. This gives you a chance to make an informed decision and saves you valuable time by providing background information in a quick, concise manner.

WWW.EAtright.org
This national service provides reliable, objective, nutrition-related information from a network of dietetics professionals regarding food manufacturers, distributors and restaurants. Registered dieticians showcased on the site must have an accredited degree as well as professional experience. You can also expect to find information from dieteticians who have completed a technical program approved by American Dietetic Association's commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education, including 450 hours of supervised experience. This is a great source if your interested in nutrition, and wary of junk on the Internet, but not sure where to start.

WWW.searchbug.com/health
Use this specialized search engine to find local health-related businesses, such as doctors, childcare, hospitals, laboratories, and vets simply by entering your zip code. Also learn more about herbs, vitamins, addictions, and biomedical products. This site offers a quick and easy way to find the health services you need. You can also stay informed by browsing current health headlines.

WWW.docboard.org
Launched in 1996, the Administrators in Medicine (A.I.M.) DocFinder provides a comprehensive listing of physicians, combined with a public database that links directly to the state government. This includes information on disciplinary action, medical malpractice, hospital discipline, and criminal conviction information. The A.I.M.’s main objective is to aid the public in its search for qualified physicians by providing adequate information to make a sound decision.

WWW.aad.org
Find a dermatologist near you using the American Academy of Dermatology’s helpful site. Physicians from the United States and Canada are included in this 13,000-member directory. Find information including education, training, hours of operation, and health care affiliations, as well as comprehensive biographical information. This is a great resource if you’ve never visited a dermatologist or if you’re simply curious about the services they provide.