Through the Extension for Community Health Care Outcomes (ECHO) Program, patients can receive rheumatology care in their own community. ECHO provides clinical support and training to rural New Mexico clinicians, allowing them to treat their own patients instead of referring them hours away for specialty care. Medical director: Dr. Frank O’Sullivan. Learn more or contact Rheumatology Program Specialist, Melanie Lopez.
Rheumatology Fellowship
Krystle Tapia, PharmD, PhC, BCPS and Brandon Ko, DNP representing UNM Adult Rheumatology at a conference.
Fellowship Retreat 2024 at the St. James Tearoom.
Fellowship Retreat 2024 at the St. James Tearoom.
Dr. Curran (L) and Dr. Suzanne Emil, Rheumatology Division Chief (R) after Dr. Curran's presentation on Pediatric Rheumatology.
Dr. Curran's presentation to Rheumatology fellows and faculty.
Dr. Curran's presentation to Pediatric Rheumatology.
Pediatric Rheumatology gathering.
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Train and research alongside patient care experts in the UNM Division of Rheumatology. Our mission is to provide outstanding clinical care to all patients with rheumatic disease, while advancing the discipline of rheumatology through cutting edge research and training the next generation of rheumatologists.
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Learn how ECHO expands rheumatology treatment capacity underserved areas.
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The Division of Rheumatology offers two fellowship positions each year. ERAS Applications for Program 2026-2028 will be accepted beginning July 1, 2025.