The New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium (NMNEC ⋄”nem-nek”) is a collaborative of state- or tribal-funded nursing programs across the state with a common pre-licensure RN nursing curriculum that supports multiple pathways into nursing.
16 Locations
1 Curriculum
The Curriculum
The NMNEC statewide common curriculum was approved in 2012 and implemented in two schools that year. In 2020, the common pre-licensure curriculum has been implemented in twelve schools in sixteen locations providing transferability in all four quadrants of the state.
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Latest News
L1 & L2 Updated NMNEC Concept are Available for NMNEC Faculty
2022-2023 NMNEC Updated Concepts Approved by NMNEC Leadership Council: 02.23.2024 Updates/Changes Summarized Updated Level 1 ConceptsUpdates/Changes in addition to the addition of a ‘Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Considerations’ section and updating of citations...
All 2022-2023 NMNEC Program Evaluation Reports are Now Available to NMNEC Faculty!
NMNC 1230 | 3230 [Nursing Pharmacology] Updates
2024 Spring NMNEC Statewide Faculty Meeting Happened!
First in-person meeting since November 2019! 62 Attendees. 55 Certificates of Completion (Continuing Education) awarded. Many thanks to Lucas Gonzales, Director of Nursing Education at Santa Fe Community College, for his assistance and to Santa Fe Community College...
Education Model
The NMNEC
Nursing Education Model provides multiple pathways into nursing education.
