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Medical Reviewer

Brandon McNally

Brandon McNally, RN, is a registered nurse who reviews medical and clinical content on this site for accuracy, safety and evidence alignment. He is not an interventionist and does not write intervention guidance — his role is quality control on medical claims.

Brandon McNally, RN, registered nurse and medical reviewer for Intervention NY

Background

Brandon McNally is a registered nurse who reviews addiction-related content for accuracy, safety and clarity.

He holds active Maryland Registered Nurse license R259852. His role on this site is medical content review, not treatment.

Brandon reviews the FAQ and substance education pages on this site. He does not write intervention guidance or family-facing content.

What Brandon reviews

  • Evaluates medical terminology and clinical accuracy
  • Reviews withdrawal management and MOUD protocol descriptions
  • Checks contraindications and safety warnings
  • Ensures alignment with SAMHSA, NIDA, CDC and ASAM guidance
  • Flags claims that overstate certainty or misrepresent risk

Professional memberships

None of these bodies publishes a searchable register of individual members, so none of the links below prove the membership beside them. The one claim on this page you can independently confirm is the nursing license, set out further down.

  • NAADACNAADAC, the Association for Addiction ProfessionalsNAADAC lists organizational members publicly but not individual ones, so this link is the organization itself — not a record of Brandon.Organization website
  • MAAPMaryland Association of Addiction ProfessionalsNo public member directory is published, so there is nothing to link to.
  • NAMINational Alliance on Mental Illness (advocate)NAMI keeps no public register of advocates. Advocate is a volunteer role rather than a credential.Organization website

Scope limits

  • ×I do not write intervention content, and I am not an interventionist.
  • ×I do not diagnose or prescribe. Clinical review is not medical advice.
  • ×My review does not make the content a substitute for professional care.

Intervention NY is not a treatment facility, detox or medical provider. In an emergency call 911; for free 24/7 support call or text 988.

Verifying the medical reviewer

One thing on this page is backed by a public register, and several things are not. Rather than present them as a single block of credentials, here is the license with the details you need to look it up yourself — and, beside it, the claims you are being asked to take at our word.

Nursing license — check this yourself
Name on license
MCNALLY, BRANDON MICHAEL
License type
Registered Nurse (RN)
License number
R259852
Issuing board
Maryland Board of Nursing
Status
Active — Unencumbered
Issued
11 May 2023
Expires
28 August 2027
Compact status
Multistate (Nurse Licensure Compact)
What you cannot check, and why
  • NAADAC membershipNAADAC publishes a directory of organizational members only; its individual members are not listed publicly. The NAADAC entry cited elsewhere on this site is Intervention NY’s organizational membership, which is a different thing.
  • MAAP and NAMINeither the Maryland Association of Addiction Professionals nor NAMI publishes a member or advocate register. “Advocate” is a volunteer role, not a credential.

Brandon’s license is held in Maryland and carries multistate privileges under the Nurse Licensure Compact. New York has not enacted the Compact, so that license grants no authority to practice nursing in New York — and it is not being presented as though it does. His role here is editorial: he reviews written medical content for accuracy. He does not treat, assess or advise anyone through this site, in New York or anywhere else.

License details confirmed against Nursys on 12 October 2026. A license is evidence that a nurse is authorized to practice and has no disciplinary action recorded against them. It is not a measure of skill, and it is not an endorsement of this site by any board of nursing.

Profile of Brandon McNally, RN. Last updated on 12 October 2026. This page states only what can be checked. If anything on it becomes inaccurate, email help@interventionny.com and it gets corrected.

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