NMVMA needs people who can turn professional experience into useful guidance. If you can explain a difficult case, improve a workflow, teach a practical skill, or help others understand an emerging issue, we would like to hear from you.

We are recruiting subject matter experts, educators, and program contributors to help build learning that reflects the realities of veterinary practice in New Mexico.

Put your knowledge to work

There are several ways to contribute:

  • Bring a de-identified case: Help colleagues work through a clinical or One Health question and identify what would improve the next decision.
  • Teach a focused topic: Propose a webinar, regional session, or short course with a clear takeaway.
  • Review educational material: Check accuracy, relevance, and what a busy veterinary team can put into practice.
  • Advise on a program: Help identify useful topics, speakers, learning goals, or resources.
  • Explain a policy problem: Share how a law or gap in policy affects patients, clients, teams, or access to care.

Help shape the New Mexico One Health ECHO Collaborative

As we develop the New Mexico One Health ECHO Collaborative, we need expertise in zoonotic and emerging diseases, epidemiology, surveillance, emergency preparedness, and the connections among animal, human, and environmental health.

A planned needs assessment will help identify the questions veterinary and public health professionals most need to address. Your experience can help us ask better questions and build sessions that are useful to the people doing this work every day.

Start with a contribution that fits

You may be able to review one resource, discuss one case, or teach one session. Others may be ready to guide a project or help develop a sequence of courses. Tell us your interests and the time you can reasonably offer. We will discuss the role and scope with you.

Retired and retiring colleagues are especially welcome. The judgment you have developed over a career is valuable to the next generation.

Choose your next step

Join the subject matter expert interest list. Include your areas of experience, the audiences you can help, your preferred contribution, and your availability.

Have a teaching idea? Submit a course or program proposal. Have a policy example? Share your advocacy story.

Thank you to everyone already sharing their knowledge. We need more colleagues alongside you to turn these plans into work that reaches the whole state.