Health Care Employers in New Mexico

You'll find jobs on 3RNET from these types of health care employers in New Mexico:

• Academic Training Institutions
• Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs)
• Community Health Centers (CHCs)
• Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)
• Indian Health Service sites
• Large Medical Centers
• National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment sites
• National Health Service Corps Scholar sites
• Private Practices
• Rural Health Clinics (RHCs)
• Veterans Affairs sites

Job Resources for New Mexico

We’re here to help. 3RNET has several resources for health professionals searching for a job:

• 3RNET’s Loan Repayment Program Guide
• 3RNET’s Guide on Health Professional Shortage Areas
• 3RNET’s Guide to Navigating the J-1 Waiver Job Search

New Mexico's state-specific job resources for health care professionals:

• New Mexico Health Resources
• New Mexico Primary and Rural Health Program
• New Mexico Department of Tourism
• Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta

J-1 Visas in New Mexico

If you want to obtain a J-1 Visa Waiver in New Mexico, here’s what you need to do:

1. Start your job search about 18 months prior to when you want to start working.
2. Find a job at an eligible J-1 site in our state. You can search for J-1 eligible jobs on 3RNET. Start your J-1 job search in New Mexico now.
3. Connect with the J-1 contact to ask questions and learn about additional steps you may need to take.

The New Mexico Department of Health processes J-1 Visa Waiver applications on a continuous basis.

Jerry Harrison, PhD, Executive Director, New Mexico Health Resources, Inc., maintains a list of openings that will consider J-1's. Dr. Harrison may be contacted at 505-260-0993. J-1's applicants may fax their CV to 505-260-1919 or email their CV to nmhealth@nmhr.org. 

For applications and general information, contact Jasmin Hendrickson, Program Coordinator, New Mexico Department of Health at 505-222-8672. Please note that Ms. Hendrickson does not maintain a list of physician openings.

A description of the current New Mexico Visa Waiver Application Process may be found at: http://nmhealth.org/publication/view/form/1028/ 

New Mexico participates fully in the J-1 Visa Waiver program, with both primary care and specialists eligible to participate. New Mexico also allocates ten "undesignated" slots to practice sites in urban areas that treat patients from underserved areas of the state.

New Mexico accepts applications on a continuous basis.

For New Mexico Employers

If you’re a health care employer in New Mexico and you’d like to post your jobs on 3RNET, please fill out our employer application form which will be sent to the New Mexico Network Coordinator.

If you have specific questions about using 3RNET in New Mexico, please contact 3RNET’s New Mexico Network Coordinator, Jerry Harrison.