American Association of Critical-Care Nurses

A national awareness and advocacy campaign created with AACN to spotlight the growing strain on the nursing workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic.

For the Hear Us Out campaign, I shaped messaging and content designed to translate urgent workforce data and emotional frontline experiences into clear, impactful public-facing communication.

I wrote website copy, developed educational and engagement content, and supported research efforts exploring how the pandemic was affecting nurses, including rising burnout and increasing numbers considering leaving the profession.

This was a high-stakes, fast-paced project driven by urgency as the healthcare system faced unprecedented stress. The campaign aimed to raise awareness, encourage vaccination, and foster productive workforce conversations around healthcare workforce strain during a critical moment for the industry.

Live campaign site no longer active.

My Role

  • Messaging and narrative development

  • Website and campaign copywriting and content asset development

  • Audience-focused healthcare communications

  • Research synthesis and insight translation

  • Educational content development

  • Public engagement and advocacy support

Impact:

  • Contributed to a national healthcare workforce awareness initiatives during the COVID-19 pandemic

  • Campaign generated more than 500 million media impressions

  • Supported public engagement efforts, including vaccine education and sign-up initiatives

I created the Nurse Ally Toolkit to help consumers have productive, empathetic conversations about the COVID-19 vaccine. It offers practical tips and talking points to guide discussions with loved ones and colleagues, focusing on understanding and trust.

This resource empowers people to act as allies, fostering meaningful dialogues that encourage informed decisions and combat vaccine misinformation.

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