The New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium (NMNEC ⋄”nem-nek”) is a collaborative of state- or tribal-funded nursing programs across the state with a common pre-licensure RN nursing curriculum that supports multiple pathways into nursing.
16 Locations
1 Curriculum
The Curriculum
The NMNEC statewide common curriculum was approved in 2012 and implemented in two schools that year. In 2020, the common pre-licensure curriculum has been implemented in twelve schools in sixteen locations providing transferability in all four quadrants of the state.
Upcoming Events
Come to hear about the preliminary plans and provide feedback on what NMNEC will look like after July 1, 2023!
Registration required in order to be sent the link for the meeting and access to any handouts. Registration closes on 3/27/23 @ 5pm.
UNM is having a Student Disaster Event for their students on 4/6/23 (Day 1) and 4/10/23 (Day 2) and are offering to have other NMNEC programs/nursing students participate.
Contact Kathy Dolan-Cox for information on how NMNEC programs/students can participate.
UNM is having a Student Disaster Event for their students on 4/6/23 (Day 1) and 4/10/23 (Day 2) and are offering to have other NMNEC programs/nursing students participate.
Contact Kathy Dolan-Cox for information on how NMNEC programs/students can participate.
Latest News
NMNEC Mourns the Passing of Anita Reinhardt
NMNEC has lost a founding leader of NMNEC with the passing of Anita Reinhardt on February 23, 2023. Anita was a member of the NMNEC Leadership Council from 2009 -2021 and was a key leader for NMNEC. Many of us in NMNEC have memories of how present she was in every...
NMNEC Leader in the News!
Check out the article about Diane Evans-Prior published in the Business section of the Albuquerque Journal on 02/27/2023! DIANE EVANS-PRIOR — DEAN, CENTRAL NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE’S NURSING SCHOOL
New Resources for Implementing of…or Changing from NMNEC Curriculum
Report on 2021-2022 NMNEC Student Surveys Now Available
Education Model
The NMNEC
Nursing Education Model provides multiple pathways into nursing education.
