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Jun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“We and our service providers and partners use cookies, pixel tags, web beacons, software development kits (SDKs), and other similar technologies to collect data when you visit our sites and apps. These technologies enable us to operate and improve the Services, track usage, measure the effectiveness of our content, save your preferences, and deliver a more relevant and personalized experience on Doximity and third party sites and apps. We use both first-party cookies, which are set by Doximity and used to operate and improve the Services, and third-party cookies, which are set by our service providers and partners for the purposes described in this policy. A cookie is a small data file sent to your browser when visiting a website, and stored on your device. A cookie contains a unique identifier that allows a website to recognize your device each time you visit, so you don’t need to log in each time and your preferences can be stored. Cookies enable us to measure the use and effectiveness of our content, track usage trends, monitor and stabilize our websites, and improve the quality of the Services and content personalization, including advertising, both on Doximity and third-party sites. We and our service providers and partners use pixel tags and web beacons, which are small pieces of code embedded in web pages, apps, advertisements, and emails, to collect information about how content is delivered and engaged with, including whether emails are opened and links are clicked, and confirm ad delivery and measure engagement.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“We may access, preserve, and share your information with third parties, as required or permitted by applicable law, if we believe it is reasonably necessary to comply with legal process and law enforcement instructions and orders, such as a search warrant, subpoena, statute, judicial proceeding, or other legal process served on us, which may involve disclosure to law enforcement, courts, or governmental authorities. Also, if you provide us information about an adverse event relating to a pharmaceutical product or medical device or receive payment in connection with a market research survey or other sponsored program offered through the Services, we may be required to report this information along with your contact information to the manufacturer or sponsor, as applicable, so it can comply with legally required recordkeeping and/or reporting obligations.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“We may share personal information with our corporate affiliates for use consistent with this privacy policy.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“In connection with the activities described above, we may share your personal information, meaning information that identifies or could reasonably be used to identify you, with third parties as follows:”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacyhigh
data sharing
Latest stance: sale or sell
“The Services include secure communication tools that enable our members to communicate with each other and with third parties, including their patients, such as Doximity Dialer and electronic fax. You may choose to share information with your patients using our communication tools such as your image, a virtual video call background, or the phone number you choose to display. We collect information about usage of these tools, such as when a member uses Dialer and the duration of a call. If your employer has entered into an enterprise agreement with Doximity that covers your use of a Doximity tool, we may share information about your use of that tool with your employer in accordance with that agreement. Any identifiable patient information that you provide to us through your use of a secure communication tool that we make available to registered Doximity members through the Services, including but not limited to Doximity Dialer, (“Patient Information”), will be used solely to provide the associated services. For example, when you use Doximity Dialer to contact a patient, we use the patient’s phone number that you provide solely to connect you with your patient through Dialer. We do not monitor communication content and we do not record audio or video calls. We do not sell Patient Information. You can learn more about how Doximity handles Patient Information here . If you use an AI-powered transcription or summarization feature in connection with a patient communication, you are responsible for obtaining all necessary consents as described in the Doximity Terms of Service .”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“We may share your information with third parties that help us provide the Services and operate our business, including in the areas of website, app and database hosting and maintenance, telecommunications, information security, fraud detection and prevention, content moderation and safety monitoring, email management, data analytics and AI-related data processing (including automated and machine-assisted processing), marketing, advertising, market research, payment fulfillment, member support, and identity and professional credential verification.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“Our mobile apps may use SDKs, which are software components that enable us and our service providers to collect similar information in connection with your use of our apps. We and our partners may use information collected across your devices to provide a consistent experience, deliver relevant advertising, and measure the effectiveness of our services across platforms. Most browsers include privacy settings that allow you to manage cookies, including blocking third-party cookies, enabling tracking restrictions, and clearing stored cookies. Refer to your browser’s help section and settings for available options. Note that restricting cookies may limit your ability to access certain features of the Services.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“We collect personal information that you provide us directly, from third party sources, and automatically when you use the Services. For information about how this information may be used and shared, see the “Uses of Information” and “Sharing of Information” sections of this policy.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“Public profiles are publicly viewable unless you create a Doximity account, claim your profile and choose to limit public viewability. Once you have claimed your profile, you are able to designate select contact information as private, such as an office back line, mobile phone, home phone, other phone, pager, inpatient/admit number, and email address (“Private Profile Information”). We will only share Private Profile Information with Doximity members who you authorize, except as otherwise specified in this policy. If you do not want your Doximity profile to be publicly viewable or to become a Doximity member, you may request that we remove your public profile as explained in the “Choices Regarding Personal Information” section below. Note that any personal information you elect to share within Doximity’s social network is visible to Doximity’s members. For example, if you engage in social actions, e.g., by liking or commenting on an article in your newsfeed, those activities will be shared with other Doximity members. Also, we may include social widgets on our sites and apps that enable you to interact with the associated social media services, e.g., to share an article, and in connection with such interaction these third parties may collect personal information about you. You may be able to manage your privacy preferences directly with the applicable social network platform. Additionally, information provided to us by your affiliated hospital and/or employer, such as your schedule, may also be publicly viewable.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“We also may share your personal information with a third party in a manner not addressed by this policy with your consent.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacymedium
data sharing
Latest stance: third party or vendor sharing
“When you register a Doximity account and become a Doximity member, we require you to provide certain personal information that varies depending on whether we have already created a professional profile for you, as described in the “Doximity Profiles and Member Accounts” section below. If you already have a profile, we ask that you verify the information, and if you do not we ask that you provide us some of the information typically included in a Doximity profile. All Doximity members must provide their email address, and healthcare professionals are required to provide certain information about their education, such as school attended, year of graduation, and specialty. Registering Doximity users also have the option to provide additional information to include in their profile, including subspecialty, clinical and professional interests, languages spoken at the office, profile photo, medical group, hospital affiliations, internship, residency program, fellowships, employment history, speaking engagements, publications, memberships and board certifications. You may choose to update or supplement the information you have provided us at any time as described in the “Updating Your Account Information” section below. To enhance the accuracy and integrity of the Doximity healthcare professional network, we require registering members to verify their identity and credentials, which may involve answering identity verification questions and/or sharing a copy of their professional license, medical ID or other relevant documentation with Doximity or our third party identity verification partners.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacyhigh
content ownership
Latest stance: platform claims or reserves rights
“The terms of this Section do not apply to enterprise purchases of Doximity’s Services that are subject to an Enterprise Agreement. We reserve the right to require that certain purchasers enter into an Enterprise Agreement with Doximity for the purchase of the applicable paid Service. We may offer individuals the opportunity to purchase subscriptions for our paid Services. You do not need to be a registered Doximity member to purchase subscriptions; however, for certain Services, such as Dialer Pro, only Doximity members we have verified are healthcare providers are eligible to use the Services and the single-use license codes issued in connection with the purchase. If you purchase a subscription for a paid Service, either for yourself or for someone else, you agree that the subscription fees and applicable taxes are payable in advance, subscriptions automatically renew at the end of their subscription term, and you will be charged for the renewal subscription term using any payment method we have on record for you, unless you cancel your auto-renewal prior to the renewal date. We will notify you by email at least 15 days prior to your subscription renewal describing the subscription plan, the automatically renewing nature of the subscription, the amount that will be charged at renewal, and how to cancel your auto-renewal, which you may do at any time by contacting Member Support at dialerpro@doximity.com and following the provided instructions.”
Open citationJun 17, 2026privacyhigh
content ownership
Latest stance: platform claims or reserves rights
“You may also cancel your auto-renewal by adjusting your account settings in the Subscriber Portal which is hosted by our third-party payment and subscription management platform and accessible from your subscription purchase, renewal notice, and other emails relating to your subscription. When you cancel a paid subscription, the cancellation is effective at the end of the current subscription term and the paid Service will remain available for use until that time. No further charges will be made to your saved payment method following cancellation of your subscription term. While we may offer an initial cancellation period with first time purchases, we do not otherwise provide refunds or credits for subscriptions purchased, except where required by law. We reserve the right to adjust pricing for our paid Services at any time as we may determine in our sole discretion. Any pricing change will apply to your next subscription renewal term. Before charging you for a renewal subscription term, we will notify you of the applicable fees by email sent to the email address provided in connection with the initial subscription. If you do not wish to renew your subscription, you may cancel the auto-renewal as described above. If you do not cancel your auto-renewal, you will be deemed to have agreed to renewal of your subscription including the applicable charges. By providing a payment method for your subscription, you represent that you are authorized to use that payment method for the associated purchase and you authorize us (or our third-party payment processor) to charge your payment method for the total amount of your purchase (including any applicable taxes and other charges).”
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