Partner with NANN to Improve Care & Outcomes for Neonatal Patients
NANN Connects You to Neonatal nurses and NICU Leaders
Partner with the National Association of Neonatal Nurses (NANN) to gain access to more than 8,000 neonatal nurses―professionals at all stages of their careers.
NANN is the industry-recognized expert voice that influences standards of practice through education, research, advocacy, professional development, and leadership. NANN is the only neonatal nonprofit professional association for nursing that is created by neonatal nurses for neonatal nurses.
NANN connects you to advanced practioners too.
The National Association of Neonatal Nurses-Advanced Practice (NANN-AP) is a division of NANN specifically for neonatal advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs). NANN-AP has more than 1,300 members and is considered the unifying voice of neonatal advanced practice RNs (APRNs).
When you partner with NANN, you increase your company’s visibility with key decision makers in the specialty.
NANN can help you reach your target audience, often with direct interaction through numerous opportunities to engage with the NICU nursing audiences throughout the year.
Learn more about our audience below. Then, look at the many options we have for you to promote your company, products, and services to neonatal nurses through:
- Participation in our NANN Industry Relations Council
- Ads and sponsorships
- Face-to-face opportunities at the NANN Annual Conference
- Furthering education through the NANN Research Institute and NANN Research Summit
- Support of the NANN-Synova Emerging Leader Fellowship, a 5-month curriculum that maximizes nurses’ leadership potential
- Industry-sponsored webinars on trending clinical and professional development topics
- Sponsorship of evidence-based learning modules, like NANN’s CE Now publications
- Partnerships on health equity initiatives to make the profession and all care settings places of diversity, equity, and inclusion for neonatal nurses, patients, and their families.
Let’s create a personalized plan to connect you with neonatal nurses and specialists. Contact Olivia Diehl at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to get started.
NANN Member Demographics
Nearly half of NANN members are staff nurses who work at the bedside and need products and services to benefit their practice and their NICU patients.
Primary Position
APRN Role
Half of NANN’s advance practice registered nurse (APRN) members are neonatal nurse practitioners (NNPs), and more than a quarter are registered nurses certified in neonatal intensive care (RNC-NIC).
NICU Level
Most of NANN’s members practice in Level II NICUs that provide critical care for babies born prematurely and babies that require surgery or other specialized care.
Work Setting
NANN members improve the care provided to neonates from roles and specialties throughout the field. Many work directly with patients and their families at the bedside while others help develop the workforce.
