Acrylic name tags for physicians, medical assistants and clinic staff — with name, credentials or role, and your practice logo. From $8.50.
Type the name exactly as patients should see it — with or without “Dr.” — and the credentials or role on line two.
Silver · 3″ × 1.5″ · Magnet back
Brushed silver with room for your practice logo on the left and a specialty on line two. Sits flat on a white coat pocket.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
White · 3″ × 1.5″ · Pin back
Clean white acrylic with a pin back — the pacemaker-safe choice for medical assistants, front desk and lab staff.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Black · 3″ × 1″ · Magnet back
Compact black badge with light lettering that stands out on white coats and light scrubs.
Have a logo? Upload it in the badge maker to see it on this badge before you order.
Open the badge maker to upload your logo, type the text, and try any of the seven acrylic colors, both sizes and either backing, with a live preview. Need a completely custom layout? Add a note in the badge maker, or email your artwork toinfo@avdeb.com after checkout. Real product photos are on thebadge page.
Either works — pick one style for the whole practice so badges look consistent. “Dr. Daniel Reyes” on line one is friendlier for patients; “Daniel Reyes” with “MD” or “DO” on line two is more formal and leaves room for a specialty, e.g. “MD, Family Medicine”.
For other staff, put the role patients need to know on line two: “Medical Assistant”, “PA-C”, “Phlebotomist”, “Front Desk”. Clear roles help patients know who they're talking to, and some states and employers require clinicians to show their license type on their ID.
Most hospitals issue their own photo ID for door access. A personalized acrylic badge is worn alongside it — usually on the white coat pocket or opposite chest — so patients can read the name and role from across the room. Check your facility's dress code before ordering.
Wipe badges with a soft cloth and mild soap and water. Avoid alcohol and harsh solvents: they can cloud or crack acrylic over time. If your facility requires disinfection, test the approved wipe on the back of the badge first.
Pacemaker or ICD? Choose the pin back. Device manufacturers advise keeping magnets away from implanted cardiac devices, and a name badge sits close to the chest.
Add one badge per person: type their name and title, click “Add to cart”, then type the next name. In the badge maker your logo and design stay set between names, so every badge matches. Each person becomes a separate line in your cart, so nothing gets mixed up. For long lists, email the names and titles toinfo@avdeb.com and we'll help you put the order together.
