New Mexico - State

The New Mexico Medical Board is a state agency based in Santa Fe, NM, responsible for regulating over 10,000 licensees, including medical doctors, physicians, physician assistants, anesthesiologist assistants, genetic counselors, polysomnographic technologists, naturopaths, and naprapaths. They accept applications for various licenses and provide licensee lookup services. The board also handles complaints, investigations, and disciplinary actions against healthcare providers, ensuring adherence to the Medical Practices Act and the Impaired Healthcare Provider Act.Generated from the website

The Status of Women Commission in Albuquerque, NM is a government organization dedicated to promoting gender equality and empowering women in the community. They work towards ensuring a prosperous and equitable future for all women and families in New Mexico through various initiatives and programs. The commission focuses on addressing issues related to women's success, advancement, health, and equity. They strive to create a supportive environment where women can thrive and have access to opportunities in education, employment, and leadership. Through their efforts, they aim to make a real difference in the lives of women and contribute to the overall development of the community.Generated from the website

New Mexico Health Resources, Inc ( NMHR ), is a private, non-profit agency organized to support efforts to recruit and retain healthcare personnel in New Mexico. Founded in 1981, as a result of priorities established during the First Governor's Conference on Rural Health Services, NMHR is governed by a statewide Board of Directors representing a wide range of different healthcare professions, healthcare training programs, healthcare organizations, and healthcare consumers. provides training assistance to agencies seeking to improve their recruitment and retention of healthcare professionals. NMHR Mission: "The mission of NMHR is to assist healthcare providers in recruiting, placing and retaining qualified professionals, and to advise the state regarding health personnel needs in New Mexico communities, particularly those which are underserved."