National Hispanic Medical Association

04/24/2026

Proteger a tu bebé va mucho más allá de tapar enchufes eléctricos y asegurarlo bien en la silla del carro.

En esta Semana Nacional de la Inmunización Infantil, queremos recordarles a nuestros seguidores que la AAP recomienda 9 vacunas antes de los 9 meses, incluyendo HepB (desde el nacimiento), RV (desde los 2 meses), DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, más la protección contra la influenza, el COVID-19 y el RSV.

Infórmate sobre la vacuna HepB durante el embarazo y pregúntale a tu pediatra por las 9 vacunas para ayudar a que tu bebé siga un camino saludable.

04/23/2026

Bipolar disorder can affect entire families — yet the mental health needs of relatives often go unrecognized in research and care.

In the latest issue of the Journal of the National Hispanic Medical Association (JNHMA), researchers examine the prevalence of psychiatric conditions among 770 adult relatives of Mexican individuals living with bipolar disorder. Drawing on participants from Mexico City and Monterrey, the study found elevated rates of major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, anxiety and substance use disorders, with notable differences by gender and degree of relation.

The findings highlight the importance of early screening, family-centered mental health support and continued research to better understand risk factors in Latino communities impacted by bipolar disorder.

Explore the full study: bit.ly/vol3iss2-6

04/23/2026

One week left to apply.

The Humana/CenterWell & NHMA Resident Physician Scholarship Program supports bilingual physician residents committed to advancing culturally responsive primary care.

Seven scholars will be selected to receive professional development funding, mentorship and career training.

Apply before the deadline:
bit.ly/NHMAResidentScholar

04/23/2026

The NHMA 2026 Annual Conference is 5 weeks away, and we're excited to announce our finalized Day 1 schedule. Registration will open at 2 p.m., followed by group meetings, networking opportunities and our opening reception, which will help wrap up Day 1. For the full schedule, visit bit.ly/nhma2026agenda

Not registered yet? Be part of something impactful. Join NHMA May 27–29 in the Washington, DC metro area for its annual conference, “Medicina con Propósito: Empowering with Education, Advocacy and Leadership.” Connect with health care professionals and community leaders working to advance health equity and drive meaningful change. Learn more and register: bit.ly/nhma2026

04/22/2026

Protect your baby in their most vulnerable months. AAP recommends starting immunizations early — HepB at birth, RV at 2 months and scheduled DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, plus flu, COVID-19 & RSV protection.

Make sure you ask for all 9 vaccines by 9 months. Pregnant moms can get early protection for their newborns with a Tdap shot, if applicable. Learn more below and consult with your provider today.

04/22/2026

NHMA Career Tip: Treat your job search like a partnership — not a one-time task.

Nurture a relationship with employers by updating your profile and uploading your resume to the NHMA Career Center, and let employers come to you.

Stay visible. Stay connected. Be ready for your next opportunity. Visit️ careers.nhmamd.org today.

National Hispanic Medical Association (NHMA) - Find your next career at NHMA Career Center. Check back frequently as new jobs are posted every day.

04/22/2026

This is your final reminder to join NHMA tomorrow, April 22 at 2 p.m. ET, for a bilingual LinkedIn Chat in recognition of National Transgender HIV Testing Day!

We’re proud to be joined by Arianna's Place, GATE - Global Action for Trans Equality and Alexandra Magallon, on behalf of The TransLatina Coalition, for an important conversation on barriers to HIV testing, the need for affirming care environments and community-driven strategies to expand equitable access to prevention and care for transgender communities.

Don’t miss this powerful discussion. Follow NHMA on LinkedIn and join us tomorrow at 2 p.m. by clicking the link! bit.ly/aprilhivchat

04/21/2026

It's day 3 of , and NHMA continues to advocate for expert-recommended immunizations that help protect infants. Remember: the AAP recommends 9 vaccines by 9 months of age, including protection against COVID-19.

Read below to familiarize yourself with COVID-19 protections for yourself and your baby!

04/21/2026

Meet Fabiola Quiroa — originally from Guatemala City, a proud first-generation college graduate and a Class of 2026 HLDF Fellow!

Fabiola earned her bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Washington State University and recently completed her Master of Public Health in Biostatistics at Oregon State University. Her experience spans community-based organizations, health care navigation and public health service, including work with the International Rescue Committee, El Centro de la Raza, ParentChild+ and the Washington State Department of Health.

Driven by her lived experience as an immigrant and years of serving Hispanic and other underserved communities, Fabiola is committed to using data-informed solutions to advance health equity and improve access to care.

Through the Hispanic Leadership Development Fellowship, Fabiola is strengthening her leadership skills and preparing to drive meaningful public health change that expands opportunity and improves outcomes for Hispanic communities.

04/20/2026

Protecting your baby goes beyond covering electric outlets and strapping in a car seat.

This National Infant Immunization Week, we want to remind readers that the AAP recommends 9 vaccines by 9 months, including HepB (starting at birth), RV (starting at 2 months), DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, plus flu, COVID-19 and RSV protection.

Acquaint yourself with the HepB vaccine below, and ask your pediatrician for all 9 vaccines to help keep your baby on a healthy track.

04/17/2026

NHMA is proud to partner with TransLatina Coalition for our upcoming HIV LinkedIn chat! Founded by Transgender, Gender Expansive and Intersex (TGI) immigrant women in Los Angeles, The TransLatin@ Coalition is a nationally recognized organization advancing advocacy, empowerment and direct support for TGI communities across the US.

Join NHMA and partners as we recognize National Transgender HIV Testing Day and center the needs and experiences of TGI communities in this important conversation.

Register today and join us this upcoming Wednesday, Apr. 22! Join at bit.ly/aprilhivchat

04/17/2026

The National Hispanic Medical Association (NHMA) expresses deep concern regarding recent developments affecting international medical graduates (IMGs) in the United States, including public narratives, policy actions and immigration enforcement practices that threaten the stability of the physician workforce and access to the care of underserved Americans and the communities they live in.

Swipe through or visit bit.ly/nhmaimgstatement to read our official statement.