MD Best way to find email of faculty member?

[456432]

I really wanted to reach out to a specific PI of an academic institution nearby (not my med school), especially since they work in the field I currently want to pursue (very competitive) and since he knows me from 5-6 years ago, but I have a really hard time finding his email on the school's faculty page. What's the best way to find this information? Would it be inappropriate/creepy to call the institution and ask for his email address?

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[hebrewBAMmer]

If I couldn't find an email address on a faculty page, I would first look up some of his recent publications because you can usually find contact information from some of the authors on the papers.

 

[operaman]

If I couldn't find an email address on a faculty page, I would first look up some of his recent publications because you can usually find contact information from some of the authors on the papers.

Seconding this. Corresponding author emails for the win.

 

[GoSpursGo]

If I couldn't find an email address on a faculty page, I would first look up some of his recent publications because you can usually find contact information from some of the authors on the papers.

+1. This is the answer.

 

[hiiiiiiiiiii]

If I couldn't find an email address on a faculty page, I would first look up some of his recent publications because you can usually find contact information from some of the authors on the papers.

That's honestly genius. Idk why I never thought to do that

 

[mvenus929]

If I couldn't find an email address on a faculty page, I would first look up some of his recent publications because you can usually find contact information from some of the authors on the papers.

Also, incidentally, how I find contact information when journals require me to suggest peer reviewers.

 

[Goro]

Also, incidentally, how I find contact information when journals require me to suggest peer reviewers.

Well, you should know who are experts in the field and then look them up, as per above posts.

 

[mvenus929]

Well, you should know who are experts in the field and then look them up, as per above posts.

And, as mentioned above, not all faculty pages have contact information, so, per my post, I look up articles that they are corresponding author on and include that....