NMNPC Annual Conference - Caring for New Mexico

The NMNPC 2010 Annual Conference will be held in Albuquerque from April 21-23. This will be a great opportunity to get continuing education and network with other NPs from around New Mexico. The 2009 conference was the most well-attended yet, as word has spread about the quality of the conference. Plan now to attend the 2010 Annual Conference. Online registration will open in February. Go to Caring for New Mexico for more information.

Quarterly Meetings

The Board of Directors meets on a quarterly basis at the Veterans Administration Medical Center (VAMC) in Albuquerque. All members and non-members are welcome to attend. Meeting participation via teleconference for members unable to attend in person is free. For more information about these regular meetings check our Calendar.

Membership in NMNPC

Strong representation for nurse practitioners in New Mexico is dependent on having a solid membership base. By joining NMNPC, New Mexico's NPs provide support to the only state-wide NP organization that works for all NPs to maintain a favorable practice environment, allowing us to effectively advocate for our patients. Membership is for a calendar year, beginning the month you join. For information on becoming a member or renewing your current membership, click here.

Legislative and Policy Issues

NMNPC contracts with a legislative lobbyist to provide services important to all nurse practitioners in New Mexico. Whether or not you're a member of NMNPC, please make a donation to help support this effort today. Visit our Legislative and Policy Issues page for more information on current issues of interest to NPs.

Formulary

NMNPC developed a generic formulary that NPs may customize to their specific practice and submit to the Board of Nursing when applying for licensure in New Mexico.

Forums

Any site visitor may review forum topics, but only members and non-member NPs may post comments or discussion to a forum topic. For more information about forums and how to login to participate, click here.

New Mexico Licensure

The New Mexico State Board of Nursing regulates nurse practitioner licensure. Visit the licensure page for information about becoming licensed as a nurse practitioner in New Mexico.

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