See how Spec Book works for you
Watch a 45-second guide, explore the steps, then get started.
Make your expertise easier to find
Search your own name and practice first. Your profile is probably already here, so don't create a second one. Check the consulting location is right.
Already registered? Sign in to your account. Professional claims are reviewed separately.Explore the steps
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1. Find your existing profile
Search your own name and practice first. Your profile is probably already here, so don't create a second one. Check the consulting location is right.
2. Create the right account
Create the right account: choose Doctor, then Specialist. Pick your profession and submit your details.
3. Request profile access
Claim your listing. Spec Book reviews your connection to the practice before management access is granted.
4. Keep your details useful
Keep it useful: services, interests, languages and contact details. Publish your availability, and GPs can book you straight from the timeline.
Read the full video transcript
Find your existing profile. Search your own name and practice first. Your profile is probably already here, so don't create a second one. Check the consulting location is right.
Create the right account. Create the right account: choose Doctor, then Specialist. Pick your profession and submit your details.
Request profile access. Claim your listing. Spec Book reviews your connection to the practice before management access is granted.
Keep your details useful. Keep it useful: services, interests, languages and contact details. Publish your availability, and GPs can book you straight from the timeline.
Before you start
Which account should I choose?
Patients choose Patient. Doctors choose GP or Specialist. Allied health, dental and optometry professionals choose Health provider. Authorised practice staff choose Practice manager. Use your own account rather than a shared login.
Does creating an account verify a profile?
No. Claim review checks your connection to a listing. A directory entry or approved claim is not independent verification of every qualification, service or current registration.
Can I browse without signing up?
Yes. Search, compare and use public practice contact details without an account.