The New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care represents school-based health centers in New Mexico and collaborates with other partners to promote, facilitate, and advocate for comprehensive, culturally competent health care, including health education, in schools.
Our Work
The New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care benefits students, families, schools and communities.
Upcoming Events
- Jan 26 Sunday
Nexplanon Training- Las Cruces
- January 26, 2020 - January 27, 2020
Slots are limited – separate registration for this session is needed and *in addition to* registration for the general 8:30 am5:00 pm training. This training offers a certificate rather than CME credit. (dinner will be provided) * Contact Diana @ diana.posey.rafael@merck.com to sign up for the Las Cruces Nexplanon training.
- Jan 27 Monday
LMP Expanding Reproductive Autonomy and Contraceptive Access Training- Las Cruces
- 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Join the LARC Mentoring Program (LMP) for a one-day training to learn about best practices for provision of IUDs and implants! The course is certified for up to 7.25 CME/CE credit hours at no cost. All clinic staff are invited! This all-staff training is designed for clinicians, health educators, managers, billing specialists, and administrative staff….
Recent Blog Posts
Read about school-based health care updates, news, announcements, training opportunities, funding opportunities, and projects!
It’s Time to Spring Into Winter!
This month includes the final days of service from our current Program Manager, Kim Stanek. She will be moving on to another position in public health after December 3rd. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank her for the 4+ years she has dedicated to NMASBHC as our Program Manager. This newsletter is one of many things that…
Job Announcement
Dear NMASBHC Partners, It is with mixed emotions that I inform you that Kim Stanek, NMASBHC Program Manager, will be leaving her role at NMASBHC. Kim’s last day is December 3rd, and she will be going to Presbyterian Healthcare Services as Program Manager in the Community Health Program. Kim has been an amazing support for…
November Newsletter
This weekend we “fall back” as daylight savings time ends. We’ll rely on this manipulation of time to address the season’s dying light. At the risk of creating a negative metaphor, I have to say that I am struck by how many people and institutions engaged in children’s health in our state are mired in…