New Mexico Nurse Practitioner Council Inc

“No committees have authority to act on behalf of the board of directors.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the signer of the return. The board of directors does not review the form 990.”

“The organization's governing documents and financial statements are available upon request”

“Nmnpc seeks to unite new mexico's nurse practitioners in an organization dedicated to promoting excellence in practice and optimal patient care. We strive to be informed and effective in our efforts to protect and promote nurse practitioners' professional interests and to provide strong patient advocacy.”

“Board members serve on a volunteer basis, in addition they take on specific tasks as needed (e.g., newsletter, student scholarship reviews, update of formulary, bylaw revisions, educational meeting planning and execution, and attending national meetings to enhance leadership knowledge and skills). Other volunteers also engage in similar activities.”

“Our primary service is providing accredited continuing education for nurse practitioners in new mexico. During fy 2020, we had a three-day conference that provided many approved contract hours. Part of that conference included contract hours of non-cancer pain management continuing education required for all nps who hold dea registration and a nm controlled substance license. We recorded that portion of the conference for separate ce approval as an enduring ce activity to make it available for nps who need that required ce but who were unable to attend the conference. We also had a one-day conference in november that provided 8 approved contract hours. We also completed an extensive update of the formulary that we provide free for members and for a nominal fee for nonmembers. In addition, we maintained our newsletter to keep nps in new mexico abreast of important professional, policy, and clinical information.”