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To find a clinician on MyClinic, use the "Find a clinician" search on the site. MyClinic states it hosts profiles for thousands of clinicians from across the globe, and you can search there to find the right one for you. The search and profile browsing happen in your browser — MyClinic says no app downloads and no software are needed.
Steps to Find and Connect With a Clinician
- Go to the MyClinic site and locate the search. The homepage presents a "Find a clinician" section with the instruction to search there for the right clinician. There is also a "Find a clinician" link in the navigation.
- Search the clinician profiles. MyClinic describes having profiles for thousands of healthcare professionals worldwide, so the search is the entry point into that directory rather than a single fixed list.
- Review a profile to judge fit. Each clinician has a profile. MyClinic positions the profile as the place where a clinician can be found by new patients and can engage with current ones, so the profile is the main source of information about that professional.
- Contact the clinician through the profile. The stated purpose of the profile is to let patients find and connect with healthcare professionals, so use the profile as the contact route rather than looking for a separate booking system.
- Expect to connect online. MyClinic is a telemedicine solution, and the platform says you connect with patients or clinicians wherever they are in the world, without downloading an app.
What You Can Do Once You Find a Clinician
| Action | What MyClinic says |
|---|---|
| Search for a clinician | Profiles exist for thousands of clinicians from across the globe; search to find the right one |
| View a profile | Clinicians use profiles to be found by new patients and to engage with current ones |
| Connect remotely | Meet your doctor anywhere; connect with healthcare professionals wherever you are |
| Use it without installing anything | No app downloads and no software needed |
If You Are a Clinician Rather Than a Patient
The same profile system works in the other direction. MyClinic says you can create your profile so new patients can find you, engage with current patients, and create bespoke online clinics at times that suit you. The site separates its offering into For Patients, For Clinicians, and For Clinics, so start from the section that matches your role.
Practical Notes Before You Search
- Sign-in exists for both sides. The site shows a general Sign In plus a separate Clinician Sign In, so some actions may require an account.
- Patient check-in is a listed entry point. The homepage includes "Patient check-in," which suggests existing patients have a distinct path from new visitors searching for a clinician.
- Free-to-use claim applies to the platform. MyClinic describes itself as a free to use telemedicine solution built by doctors, for doctors, with a "Join today, it's free!" prompt. That statement is about joining the platform; it does not by itself tell you what an individual clinician charges for a consultation.
- Availability depends on the directory. Because the value of the search depends on which clinicians have profiles, the specific professional you want may or may not be listed. Search first, then judge from the profile.
Common Sticking Points
- Looking for an app. There is no app to install according to MyClinic; the connection happens through the platform in a browser.
- Treating the search as a booking engine. The site describes finding and connecting with professionals through profiles, not a published scheduling flow, so plan to make contact through the profile.
- Assuming "free" covers the consultation. The free claim is attached to joining and using the telemedicine solution, not to the price a clinician sets.