The New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium (NMNEC ⊛ “nem-nek”) is a partnership of state- and tribal-funded nursing programs across New Mexico. These programs share a common pre-licensure RN curriculum designed to support multiple pathways into the nursing profession.

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.

Latest News

Welcome New Advisory Members to the NMNEC Leadership Council

The New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium (NMNEC) is pleased to announce the election of two new Advisory Members to the NMNEC Leadership Council. These individuals bring a wealth of knowledge, leadership experience, and commitment to advancing nursing education...

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Updated NMNEC Concepts for Fall 2025

Above is listing of all concepts updated and peer-reviewed by the NMNEC Curriculum Committee and approved by the NMNEC Leadership Council in the 2024-2025 academic year. Key updates are summarized in the table below. Note: The L4 & L5 concepts updated for Fall...

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NMNEC Updates Vision, Mission, and Goals

The New Mexico Nursing Education Consortium (NMNEC) Leadership Council is pleased to announce the recent update of our Vision, Mission, and Goals. These revised statements reflect our ongoing dedication to advancing accessible, high-quality nursing education through...

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Education Model

The NMNEC
Nursing Education Model provides multiple pathways into nursing education.