Our programs are addressing a statewide hepatitis C epidemic by training and telementoring primary care providers on treatments and best practices, allowing them to help more patients in underserved communities.
During our sessions, primary care providers present cases to their peers and a team of specialists. Together, using the ECHO model, providers are able to collaborate, talk through challenging cases and learn from one another.
Note: Registration links are provided to participants directly. Email us to get involved.
We also offer a monthly, three-hour virtual HCV training exclusively for medical professionals, which includes an overview of HCV infections, clinical treatment guidelines, background on the ECHO model and HCV efforts in New Mexico. Continuing education credits are offered for this training.
Dr. Sanjeev Arora, MACP, FACG
Director and Founder of Project ECHO
Dr. Karla Thornton, MPH
Associate Director at Project ECHO
Professor at The University of New Mexico Department of Internal Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases
Paulina Deming, Pharm. D., PhC
Assistant Director Viral Hepatitis Programs at Project ECHO
Associate Professor at the UNM College of Pharmacy
Jasen Christensen, DO
UNM Psychiatry
Associate Professor Medical Director - Behavioral Heath Integration and Expansion Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences UNM School of Medicine
Aaron Skiles, DNP, MSN, FNP-BC
UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center/UNM Medical Group
Alaina Martinez, BA
Program Planning Manager for Hepatitis Programs
Michelle A. Cordova, BA
Program Coordinator for Hepatitis Programs
Alberto Hernandez
Program Coordinator for Hepatitis Programs
