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The Advanced Nursing Education Workforce (ANEW) Program aims to bolster the ranks of primary care nurse practitioners and certified nurse midwives who are well-equipped to deliver essential health care services, including primary care, mental health and substance use disorder care, and maternal health care. This grant program prioritizes the placement of advanced practice nursing students in underserved rural communities and within state and local health departments, offering them valuable extended clinical experiences.
Primary care nurse practitioners and nurse-midwifery students are eligible to apply for the ANEW award in the final year of their program. Students are awarded up to $20,000 toward their educational expenses.
In return, students are required to participate in the Poverty Simulation Workshop: an annual experience designed to give participants a glimpse into the structural barriers of poverty; participate in ANEW activities, and complete an extended clinical rotation in a rural and/or underserved area of New Mexico.
Students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) and submit a short essay detailing their career goals. Demonstrated financial need is taken into consideration.
Contact our Clinical Affairs team HSC-CON-Placements@salud.unm.edu
Rural life is beautiful, and New Mexico is filled with unique communities of people. People who deserve nurses prepared to serve them. This ANEW grant is going to help us do that. We are going to fund student education and clinical experiences and build those clinical partnerships, all for the privilege of serving our citizens of rural New Mexico.
The program wouldn't be successful without our outstanding community partners:
El Centro Family Health in northern New Mexico,
New Mexico Veterans Affairs rural and community-based outpatient clinics,
Presbyterian Medical Group statewide rural and medically underserved area clinics,
Hidalgo Medical Services in southwestern NM &
Ben Archer Health Centers in southern NM.
College of Nursing
Clinical Affairs
Building Number 228
Suite 356
1 University of New Mexico