NM Primary Care Training Consortium

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.

Join us the night before the New Mexico Academy of Family Physicians' Winter Refresher for a fun evening filled with del...
02/11/2026

Join us the night before the New Mexico Academy of Family Physicians' Winter Refresher for a fun evening filled with delicious appetizers, and meaningful connections with fellow family medicine professionals!

RSVP 🔗: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/prcmcrz

Sponsored by NMPCTC, New Mexico Primary Care Association, and New Mexico Health Resources.

Join Drs. Gaelle Laurore-Fray and Jenifer Haynes on March 4 at 12:30 pm MST for a didactic session covering the core pil...
02/11/2026

Join Drs. Gaelle Laurore-Fray and Jenifer Haynes on March 4 at 12:30 pm MST for a didactic session covering the core pillars of lifestyle medicine, strategies to support weight management, and considerations for GLP-1 receptor agonist therapy.

📣 This session is FREE TO ATTEND and OPEN TO ALL 📣

Register now 🔗: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/ukbvfw3

Join us tomorrow afternoon for "Frontiers in AI" with Dr. Daniel Kortsch, who will offer a practical look at core AI con...
02/10/2026

Join us tomorrow afternoon for "Frontiers in AI" with Dr. Daniel Kortsch, who will offer a practical look at core AI concepts, where frontier models add value in clinical and health system operations, and key risks to keep in mind.

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REGISTER NOW: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/vn2hque

🔗 - bit.ly/NMPCTC-Development
🗓 - February 11, 2026
⌚️ - 12:30 PM MST

Register now for our next Residency Coordinator and Administrator Network webinar on February 10. Our very own Amanda Ca...
02/06/2026

Register now for our next Residency Coordinator and Administrator Network webinar on February 10. Our very own Amanda Castillo, C-TAGME, will lead a practical overview of the program coordinator's role in the ranking process.

Sign up at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/duqhqv7 and contact Amanda Castillo (acastillo@nmpctc.org) for more info.

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With HB99 on medical malpractice reform going before the House Judiciary Committee tomorrow, check out the Advocacy page...
02/05/2026

With HB99 on medical malpractice reform going before the House Judiciary Committee tomorrow, check out the Advocacy page on our website to view videos with Patients Primero and Think New Mexico on how you can connect with your legislators to show your support.

🔗 nmpctc.org/advocacy

Join us the night before the New Mexico Academy of Family Physicians Winter Refresher for a fun evening filled with deli...
02/05/2026

Join us the night before the New Mexico Academy of Family Physicians Winter Refresher for a fun evening filled with delicious appetizers, and meaningful connections with fellow family medicine professionals!

RSVP now at https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/prcmcrz

Sponsored by NMPCTC, New Mexico Primary Care Association, and New Mexico Health Resources

On we celebrate the women who comprise over 40% of New Mexico's physician workforce! Like Elizabeth Blackwell and Rebe...
02/03/2026

On we celebrate the women who comprise over 40% of New Mexico's physician workforce! Like Elizabeth Blackwell and Rebecca Lee Crumpler, these women serve as mentors to future generations of female physicians.

Thank you for your efforts in keeping New Mexico healthy!

This month, we recognize the many Black residents, faculty, and staff who have contributed to the foundation and growth ...
02/03/2026

This month, we recognize the many Black residents, faculty, and staff who have contributed to the foundation and growth of graduate medical education in New Mexico, and continue to do so to this day.

Join us on Wednesday February 4 at 12:30 pm MST for our next didactic session with Amy E. Lopez, DNP, as she explores ho...
01/30/2026

Join us on Wednesday February 4 at 12:30 pm MST for our next didactic session with Amy E. Lopez, DNP, as she explores how allografts can transform outcomes for patients with chronic, non-healing wounds. Learn when to use them and how to document for success.

📣 This session is FREE TO ATTEND and OPEN TO ALL 📣

Register now 🔗: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/br373q8

The Plains to Peaks Faculty Development series continues on February 11 with "Frontiers in AI" with Dr. Daniel Kortsch. ...
01/29/2026

The Plains to Peaks Faculty Development series continues on February 11 with "Frontiers in AI" with Dr. Daniel Kortsch. Dr. Kortsch will offer a practical look at core AI concepts, where frontier models add value in clinical and health system operations, and key risks to keep in mind.

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REGISTER NOW: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/vn2hque

🔗 - bit.ly/NMPCTC-Development
🗓 - February 11, 2026
⌚️ - 12:30 PM MST

Address

11587 Highway 180 E
Silver City, NM
88061

Opening Hours

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

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http://www.newmexicoresidencies.org/

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