ABOUT NMPHA

The New Mexico Public Health Association (NMPHA), founded in 1917, is a private, non-profit membership association of individuals and organization committed to a vision of New Mexico as a place where the resources, socioeconomic conditions, and environment exist in which all people can be healthy. Click Here to learn more. 

Join us for November's NMPHA’s Advocacy and Policy Lunch and Learn series, where we’ll be exploring the topic of Rural Health and Primary Care. We’re excited to welcome our speakers: Isela Garcia, MPH, Executive Director of the New Mexico Rural Health Association; Ophelia Spencer, Tribal Survey Coordinator at AASTEC; and Marangellie Trujillo, Associate Director at the Anna Age Eight Institute.

Together, they’ll share insights on the unique challenges and opportunities in improving health outcomes in rural New Mexico. Don’t miss this important conversation!

Join us to hear highlights from their intern projects and experiences. Featuring:

Maritza Caraveo-Gonzales, UNM (BSPH)

Vanessa Castro, NMSU (MPH)

Tino Holguin, UNM (BSPH)

Jocelyn Tallent-Burleson, NMSU (BPH)

Jamesha Williams, NMSU (MPH)

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