Caring for New Mexico - NMNPC Annual Conference

The 2010 NMNPC Annual Conference includes a pharmacology preconference beginning at noon on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday will be full days of CE, including both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic topics. NMNPC members receive a substantial discount on conference registration, so use the registration option to join before you complete the rest of your conference registration. Use the links to the right to register for the conference, preview conference fees, download a brochure, or find lodging options.

There are many activities for you and your family or friends in Albuquerque. After the conference you can:

• Attend events at the largest annual Native American assembly int e world - the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow.
• Feed the polar bears and giraffes, ride a camel, or enjoy the wonders of the rainforest at the Rio Grande Zoo.
• Find yourself face to face with the gaping jaw of the second largest T Rex ever found - 10 tons of dinosaur in full attack mode at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science.
• Ride the Garden Railroad while you learn about the amazing variety of plant life at the Botanic Garden
• Hike, bike, climb, or take a scenic drive in the beautiful Sandia Mountains - spectacular at sunset.
• See brave (or foolhardy!) staff dive into the 285,000 gallon Shark Tank at the Aquarium.
• Explore the shopping opportunities in the friendly Nob Hill-Highland neighborhood on historic Route 66.
• Arrange a romantic hot air balloon ride and see the sights from high above the city.
• Visit the National Atomic Museum in the heart of Old Town along Museum Corridor.
• Take a trip above deep canyons and breathtaking terrain on the Sandia Peak Tramway - the world's longest aerial tramway.