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NM Primary Care Training Consortium

Bringing together primary care residency programs to increase the quality and quantity of primary care training in New Mexico.

The New Mexico Primary Care Training Consortium (NMPCTC) brings together all primary care residency programs to increase the quality and quantity of primary care training in New Mexico, while preserving the individuality of each program. Physicians in residency training in New Mexico are encouraged to provide clinical care within the context of the community in which they live. The Family Medicine residencies in New Mexico offer a unique combination of tertiary care training with broad experiences in urban communities like Las Cruces and Albuquerque, while also decentralizing the training experience to rural and frontier settings like the “1+2” model in Santa Fe and Silver City. The New Mexico Primary Care Training Consortium serves as a united front in statewide primary care training, advocacy, administration and development. We believe that the health of a nation is built on the foundation of primary care, and we are dedicated to making this foundation strong for our community by training highly skilled family physicians. Goals of the NMPCTC:
1.Develop, implement and manage services that support and enhance training for Primary Care providers in NM;
2. Support workforce development in the Primary Care field in identified underserved areas throughout NM by working with existing and developing new family medicine residency programs;
3. Provide outreach and technical assistance in recruiting and training of new Primary Care providers in NM;
4. Identify best practice activities that enhance primary care training in New Mexico with a focus on rural experiences. Medicaid Teaching Health Centers:
NMPCTC provides support for the development of new or expanded training in the state through technical assistance and encouraging statewide training collaboration including the development of Medicaid supported Residencies in Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). In New Mexico, FQHCs that participate in primary care physician training may be eligible for enhanced payments from Medicaid that will support 100% of the cost of training residents in accredited programs on a full or part-time basis; as part of existing training programs or independently. To find out more about the Medicaid Teaching Health Center program visit the website at http://www.NewMexicoResidencies.org and contact the NMPCTC office for more information.

11/20/2025

Happy National Rural Health Day! 💙💚🩺

Today, we honor the dedicated healthcare professionals who work tirelessly to ensure the health of rural communities across our nation, including those who care for over 700,000 rural New Mexicans.

11/19/2025

Our next Plains to Peaks Faculty Development session is coming up! Join us Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 12:30 pm MST on Zoom with guest speaker Dr. Nipa R. Shah as we explore the latest updates on AI in family medicine training.

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Register now at: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/82qs2me

🔗 - bit.ly/NMPCTC-Development
🗓 - December 10, 2025
⌚️ - 12:30 PM MST

11/18/2025

Giving Tuesday is two weeks away and we could use your support! Help us strengthen primary care training in New Mexico and build support for future healthcare leaders with a donation on Tuesday Dec. 2nd.

Visit NMPCTC.org/donate to learn more or make an early donation today!

11/18/2025

The November edition of the Medical Ethics Newsletter is here, featuring an in-depth look at Family Caregivers. This issue highlights how cultural and social factors shape caregiving roles, influence decision-making, and affect how illness is perceived. Understanding these dynamics is essential to providing meaningful support.

🔗 READ NOW: bit.ly/med-ethics-newsletter

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The Medical Ethics Newsletter is a student-led project from Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine students Kaitlynn Esemaya (OMS-IV), Alexis Thompson (OMS-IV), Annique McLune (OMS-IV), and Anamaria Ancheta (OMS-III).

The writers and editors of the Medical Ethics Newsletter are committed to shedding light on critical issues within the medical field. Kaitlynn Esemaya founded the newsletter in 2022 to address past and present medical injustices faced by minority groups. The newsletter aims to educate students, facu...

11/14/2025

Join us on Wednesday December 3 at 12:30 pm MST for our final didactic of 2025! Dr. Elizabeth Koffler of CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center, and Monica Esparza of the New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force will lead an informative session on breastfeeding for primary care physicians.

This session is free to attend and open to all so community members are invited to join us!

Register now 🔗: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/udpezbn

11/10/2025

To all who have served and sacrificed: Thank You.

Our offices will be closed tomorrow in observance of Veterans Day and will reopen Wednesday Nov. 12.

11/10/2025

Jose Canaca, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences at UNM, will co-present at this month’s ACGME MUA Interest Group Meeting with Dr. Daniel Elswick on “Psychiatry GME in Rural and Underserved Areas.”

Register now at https://dl.acgme.org/pages/mua-interest-group-session-registration

This call is part of a series of one-hour Zoom calls that are held monthly and are open to the entire GME community. The aim of these interest group sessions is for the community to learn about efforts in GME and MUA, to solve for common challenges, and to share helpful knowledge and resources. Duri...

11/07/2025

Join us Thursday, Nov. 13 (5–6 pm MST) for our next Emerging Leaders Group meeting: “Presenting at AAFP: Poster Submission Guide & Q&A.” Hear from past presenters and start brainstorming your own poster ideas!

🔗 REGISTER NOW: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/vu7hw7m

For more info, contact Amanda Castillo (acastillo@nmpctc.org) or Lezley Alba (lalba@nmpctc.org)

11/07/2025

We’re excited to welcome Shawnette Alford back next week for our Faculty Development session! After her fun and dynamic workshop on generational diversity, Shawnette will dive deeper into practical ways to communicate and connect with learners from every generation.

This free session is open to faculty, staff, medical students, residents, and interested community members!

SIGN UP: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/kp8k4dy

🔗 - bit.ly/NMPCTC-Development
🗓 - November 12, 2025
⌚️ - 12:30 PM MST

11/03/2025

❗REMINDER❗

Join us this Wednesday at 12:30 pm MST for our shared didactic session led by Shawnette Alford, C-TAGME! Shawnette's "Generational Diversity Workshop" will focus on fostering communication, collaboration, and effective leadership across generations in clinical settings.

Register now 🔗: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/b7ftrmn

10/30/2025

🚨 Med students and residents: Don't miss tonight's Emerging Leaders Group meeting! 🚨

📅 TODAY, October 30 | 5–6 pm MDT | On Zoom
🔗 Register now: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/c5smdta

Questions? Contact Amanda Castillo (acastillo@nmpctc.org) or Lezley Alba (lalba@nmpctc.org) for more info

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11587 Highway 180 E
Silver City, NM
88061

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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