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Student Nurses Day at the New Mexico Round House

NM Vol. 3, No.2, The New Mexico Nurse
Student Nurse’s Day at the New Mexico Round House happened on November 4, 2025, with prelicensure associate degree nurses and faculty members from nursing…

Nurses Who Inspire

NM Vol. 3, No.2, The New Mexico Nurse
Joshua Landry, MSN, RN, NCSN For Joshua Landry, MSN, RN, NCSN, nursing has never been simply a career; it is an identity. “Nursing became…

Preparation for the 2027 Legislative Session

NM Vol. 3, No.2, The New Mexico Nurse
By the NM State Constitution, the 30-day legislative sessions that occur in even-numbered years are convened to address the budget for the State. Legislation…

Join Our History of Nursing Project

NM Vol. 3, No.1, The New Mexico Nurse
The telegram from 1922 provides an insight into the constant battle for nursing inclusion. While not yet identified, this telegram could relate to the…

Leading with Purpose in Rural Healthcare

NM Vol. 3, No.1, The New Mexico Nurse
I began my career at Lincoln County Medical Center (LCMC) in January 2020, not realizing I was stepping into what would become my professional…

Nurses Who Inspire

Alexandra (Lexie) Hurlbert Alexandra (Lexie) Hurlbert Lexie Hurlbert is new to both New Mexico and the nursing profession, and her story is…

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