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Practice & Community

Our students, faculty and preceptors are problem solvers, empowered to take patient care to a higher level. And to demonstrate to those who rely on us that health is precious and deserves to be protected.

We take pride in our clinical practices. In our community relationships. In our diverse and unique state. Our relationships and practices fuel us to care for New Mexico’s rural and underserved populations. Providing high-quality health care to all.

Prepared to Practice

Carolyn Montoya, PhD, RN, CPNP, FAAN, FAANP, Interim Vice Dean and Clinician Educator, Professor, defines what practice and community looks like here at the UNM College of Nursing.

Care for the Patient, Care for the World.

Discover what clinical practice and community looks like at UNM.

Primary Care TeleECHO Clinic

Unique in a primary care setting—The College of Nursing runs the Primary Care TeleECHO Clinic.

Bringing together a broad interprofessional team committed to reaching beyond our campus, beyond our borders, to address the needs of all New Mexicans.

Care Planning in a Pandemic

Imagine having a child who depends on a ventilator and feeding tubes, one who requires total care for all their daily needs. Now imagine caring for that child during a pandemic.

Jan Martin Faculty Practice Coordinator, Clinician Educator, Assistant Professor

Become a Preceptor

Volunteer your time, share your knowledge and skills, and partner with our faculty to educate the next generation of nurses.

Funding Opportunities for Students

The UNM College of Nursing has been awarded two grants to support enrolled students. These funds can help offset educational expenses and reduce student debt after graduation. Learn more about eligibility and funding opportunities.

Clinical Affairs Contact

College of Nursing
Clinical Affairs
Building 214
Suite 3401
1 University of New Mexico