Our program was developed to improve dermatologic care and access in New Mexico.
Early-access care improves outcomes and saves lives; however, with approximately 33 board-certified, general dermatologists serving a population of over two million people, patients often face long wait times and travel burdens. Our program makes accessible care a reality for more patients.
Using the ECHO Model, board-certified dermatologists train and support participants with didactics and case discussions, increasing their knowledge around diagnoses and treatments.
Participants are eligible to receive no-cost continuing medical education credits.
We meet on the second and fourth Fridays of the month from noon to 1 p.m. Mountain Time.
Submit a One-Time Registration
For inquiries or more information, contact our Dermatology ECHO team.
Participants are eligible to receive no-cost continuing medical education credits.
Subroto is a Program Manager at the ECHO Institute, within the NM Programs Team. His public health experience over the last 25 years spans a range of advisory, administrative, and operational roles with critical contributions to numerous domestic and global public health initiatives. In his free time, Subroto enjoys experiencing the Albuquerque hiking trails and also supporting Team Rubicon activities.
