Work, Live, Thrive,
and
Make a Difference.
Situated in the beautiful and culturally rich state of New Mexico, our consortia of nationally acclaimed primary care residency programs offer a progressive curriculum, opportunities to gain hands-on experience serving diverse communities, and supportive and caring faculty committed to your success.
With seven residency sites throughout the state, you’ll experience everything New Mexico has to offer. When you’re not being a leader in the communities you serve, you’ll have a chance to find balance in the state’s beautiful landscapes, hiking trails, art, culture, and food.
Come see why the “Land of Enchantment” is the perfect place to serve your medical residency in family medicine!
There are three essential steps to begin your primary care residency program journey in New Mexico.
Visit the Residency Programs section to learn more about the programs that make up our consortium.
After reviewing the programs, consider which program is the right one for you.
If you need more information you can always contact us for help!
We want to see you here in NM!
The time frame for applications and interviews follows that established by the National Resident Matching Program.
Each member of the consortium has their own match number, so you may rank each program separately.
You may submit your application as soon as ERAS allows. We encourage you to submit early.
All of our consortium programs accept applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).
The Association of American Medical Colleges offers more information on the ERAS process.
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