Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome!

We're here to answer your most common questions about Nurses in the Media. Whether you're exploring how to bring media training to your association, nursing program, or leadership team, this FAQ provides the information you need to get started.

About Nurses in the Media

  • Nurses in the Media is a media competency training program designed to empower nurses to confidently engage with the media, advocate for public health, and elevate the voice of the nursing profession. Built on the 10 media competencies for nurses (Myers et al., 2022), the program is customized by nursing specialty and is designed for group licensing to associations and academic programs—not for individual enrollment.

Purchasing and Licensing

  • The program is available for purchase by professional nursing associations and academic nursing programs. It is not currently offered for individuals.

  • Organizations can license the program for 1, 2, or 3 years, depending on their needs.

  • The program can be delivered in multiple formats, including:

     • PowerPoint with voiceover
     • SCORM-compliant files (for LMS integration)
     • MP4 video format

    The final format depends on the organization's preference and existing learning management systems.

  • Pricing depends on the delivery format selected and the length of the licensing agreement. Please contact us directly for a customized quote.

Program Features

  • Each licensing package includes:

     • Customized content tailored to your nursing specialty
     • Self-paced media training modules
     • A downloadable workbook to reinforce learning and practice media skills
     • Optional add-ons such as individualized feedback services

  • Yes. Every participant receives a workbook designed to complement and reinforce the online training.

  • Yes! Organizations have the option to offer participants individualized feedback. Participants can submit their completed workbook and a recorded interview or public service announcement (PSA) for professional review and coaching feedback.

Workshops and Faculty Options

  • Yes. In-person workshops are available for leadership groups who want hands-on media training. Workshops are customized based on leadership goals, advocacy priorities, and desired outcomes.

  • Absolutely. Nursing programs interested in integrating Nurses in the Media into their curriculum can either:

     • Engage Dr. Rachel Malloy as adjunct faculty to teach the course, or
     • License the program and arrange to have one of their faculty members trained to deliver the material.

  • Yes. Content examples, practice exercises, and key messages are tailored to your association’s or program’s specific nursing specialty to maximize relevance and impact.

Speaking Engagements

  • Yes. Dr. Rachel Malloy, founder of Nurses in the Media, is an experienced international speaker who offers keynote addresses, conference sessions, and workshops on the importance of media competency in nursing. Her presentations inspire nurses to recognize their power as public advocates and provide actionable strategies for engaging with the media.

  • Popular topics include:

     • Nurses in the Media: Why Visibility Matters for Public Health
     • Building Media-Ready Nurse Leaders
     • How Nursing Associations Can Elevate the Voice of the Profession
     • Media Competency as a Strategic Tool for Advocacy and Recruitment
     • It's Our Time: Elevating the Nursing Profession Through Media

    Custom topics related to your organization’s goals can also be developed.

  • Booking is simple:

    1. Choose your topic.
    2. Set your event date.
    3. Inspire your nurses to amplify their voices and lead the conversation.

    To inquire about availability and speaking topics, please complete the inquiry form on our Contact page. We’ll respond promptly to discuss your event, audience, and goals.

Getting Started

  • Simply fill out the inquiry form on our Contact page. We will schedule a discovery call to learn about your goals, answer any questions, and develop a customized plan to bring Nurses in the Media to your members or students.

Ready to Amplify the Voice of Your Nurses?

Contact us today to learn how Nurses in the Media can strengthen your organization’s impact, advocacy, and visibility.