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  1. The University of New Mexico is involved in a policy discussion in New Mexico.
  2. University of New Mexico presents priorities and capital investments to the state department to support the New Mexico economy.

New Mexico Allocates $546M for University of New Mexico Medical School

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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New Mexico lawmakers appropriated over $4 billion for community infrastructure and housing during the legislative session. This allocation included $546 million specifically for a new University of New Mexico medical school. The state also passed reforms to address the healthcare provider shortage, such as loan repayment for medical school graduates and interstate licensing compacts.

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The funding supports the expansion of the University of New Mexico medical school, which aligns with the state's capital investment priorities. These legislative actions, which also include tax credits for physicians and medical malpractice reform, are intended to help alleviate the healthcare provider shortage within New Mexico.

The University of New Mexico is involved in a policy discussion in New Mexico, presenting priorities and capital investments to the state department to support the New Mexico economy.

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  • The New Mexico Department of Health might see increased capacity to address healthcare shortages due to the new medical school funding.

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