Electrical Shock Injury — providers who treat it

Also called: Workplace electrical burn, Electrocution injury, Arc flash injury.

Who commonly handles electrical shock injury

  • Occupational MedicineFrequently managed

Find providers by state and city

46 city pages in 29 states. Pick a state for every city there, or one of the largest cities below. Each page lists the providers there, confirmed ones first.

By state

CA7 citiesTX4 citiesAZ2 citiesCO2 citiesFL2 citiesMD2 citiesMN2 citiesOH2 citiesPA2 citiesWA2 citiesDC1 citiesGA1 citiesIA1 citiesIL1 citiesIN1 citiesKY1 citiesMA1 citiesMI1 citiesMO1 citiesMS1 citiesNM1 citiesNV1 citiesNY1 citiesOK1 citiesOR1 citiesTN1 citiesUT1 citiesVA1 citiesWV1 cities

Largest cities

San Diego, CA29Houston, TX27Salt Lake City, UT24San Francisco, CA23Denver, CO22Tucson, AZ22Los Angeles, CA20Phoenix, AZ17Saint Paul, MN16Pittsburgh, PA15Philadelphia, PA15New York, NY15Washington, DC15Sacramento, CA15Nashville, TN14Portland, OR14Cincinnati, OH14Albuquerque, NM14Detroit, MI14Indianapolis, IN14Chicago, IL14Atlanta, GA14Tyler, TX13Saint Louis, MO12Bethesda, MD12Morgantown, WV11Seattle, WA11Las Vegas, NV11Iowa City, IA11San Antonio, TX10Austin, TX10Tampa, FL10Colorado Springs, CO10Oakland, CA10Portsmouth, VA9Oklahoma City, OK9Baltimore, MD9Loma Linda, CA9Tacoma, WA8Columbus, OH8Ridgeland, MS8Minneapolis, MN8Boston, MA8Louisville, KY8Jacksonville, FL8Riverside, CA8

Directory information is educational and may change. A specialty match means a provider may evaluate or treat this; only items marked “confirmed” were selected by the provider. Patients should confirm services, insurance, and availability directly with the office.