Empowering the Future of
New Mexico’s Primary Care Workforce
The New Mexico Primary Care Training Consortium supports primary care residency programs that prepare physicians to serve communities across New Mexico, improving access to care and building healthier communities statewide
Our Impact
Since 2013, we've made a positive impact on graduate medical education in New Mexico:
Residency Growth
Collaborated with partners to double the number of primary care training programs in New Mexico
Improved Training Quality
Developed shared resources with programs across New Mexico to strengthen training quality
Physician Recruitment
& Retention
Increased rural physician recruitment and retention by situating training in underserved areas
Funding Gains
Secured grants and legislation funding for GME expansion and sustainability across New Mexico

September 2026 Medical Ethics Newsletter
Postpartum psychiatric conditions can have profound effects on mothers, infants, and families, yet significant disparities in access to timely, culturally responsive, and quality mental healthcare persist. Recognizing and addressing these inequities is essential for healthcare professionals to ensure that every postpartum patient receives the support, treatment, and resources needed to promote healthy outcomes for both parent and child.

NMPCTC Welcomes a New Communications and Marketing Manager
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What We Offer
From workforce recruitment and development to serving as sponsoring institution, we provide a variety of support for primary care training programs statewide

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Comprehensive Support for Your GME Program
Join Us in Strengthening Primary Care in New Mexico
Your support helps us expand training opportunities, develop leaders, and build the healthcare workforce our state needs.
Our Collaborators and Supporters
Our work is made possible thanks to the following organizations