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Across New Mexico, more than 500 APCs help Presbyterian deliver on our commitment to provide safe, compassionate and equitable care to the communities who depend on us. They're improving access by taking on their own patient panels and helping connect communities with care through virtual options. As leaders, they're creating supportive working environments that help keep providers here at Presbyterian. Their determination and dedication to continuous learning results in better outcomes for our patients and members. Our APCs don't just help us deliver exceptional care—they help advance it. That's why we're celebrating the important difference our APCs make every day. Give a shoutout to your favorite APCs below!

Working for Presbyterian comes with more than a job. It comes with a lifestyle immersed in natural beauty. Presbyterian has received countless honors for our exceptional people, facilities and commitment to our patients, and we're honored to live in one of the most culturally and naturally diverse places you'll find anywhere. Learn more about current opportunities with our teams at phs.org/careers. If you're at the #AAPConference this week in Denver, stop by booth 1761 and chat with Susan about the incredible opportunities we have to offer. #AAP25 #PediatricMedicine #Peds #PedsMedicine #AAP #PedsJobs #AmericanAcademyOfPediatrics

In northern New Mexico, too many families have felt the devastating impact of substance use disorder (SUD). At Presbyterian Española Hospital, we see every day how hard it can be to find timely, compassionate care close to home. That’s why expanding our addiction medicine clinic matters so much. The expansion, which was funded through a Rural Health Care Delivery Fund grant, adds 11 exam rooms, more providers—including doctors specializing in addiction medicine—extended hours and same-day appointments to support nearly four times as many patients annually. Peer support specialists, who use their own lived experience to help others with SUD navigate their recovery, will continue to be a cornerstone in the clinic—ensuring patients receive the support they need from follow-up appointment coordination to medication access to additional recovery resources. The Santa Fe New Mexican recently featured the expansion as a major step forward for Española and surrounding communities. Learn more about the expansion here: https://lnkd.in/gAUpxvkT

🌱✨ Making a house a home! Our dedicated Health Plan Place team is hard at work preparing for the grand opening of our newest location. Today, they rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty, potting beautiful plants to welcome our community. At Presbyterian Healthcare Services, we believe that a warm and inviting environment is essential for wellbeing and connection. We can’t wait to open our doors and serve you in this new space!🌼❤️ phs.org/healthplanplace #HealthPlanPlace #GrandOpening #CommunityCare #MakingAHome #PresbyterianHealthcare #NewMexicoHealth

It’s a hot one at the New Mexico State Fair! Our teams are keeping things cool with fans and fun giveaways for Healthy Living & Senior Appreciation Day. Come say hi—you might even spot Little Miss Rodeo New Mexico, Lily Anne Montoya!

Working for Presbyterian comes with more than a job. It comes with a lifestyle immersed in natural beauty. Presbyterian has received countless honors for our exceptional people, facilities and commitment to our patients, and we're honored to live in one of the most culturally and naturally diverse places you'll find anywhere. Learn more about current opportunities with our teams at phs.org/careers. If you're at #ACEP this week in Salt Lake City, stop by booth 1476 and chat with Brooke about the incredible opportunities we have to offer. #ACEP25 #ACEPScientificAssembly #EmergencyMedicine #ACEP2025 #ERJobs #EDJobs

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Mechem Frashier, a Navajo Nation member and nursing director for children's programs at Presbyterian, was recently featured in Georgetown University's Health Magazine. The article focuses on what drives her values and leadership style, and the pride she takes in serving and advocating for tribal communities. One particularly meaningful quote from the article is this: “I learned that we are created to serve others who are in need and to be grateful for what we are blessed with," says Mechem. “I make it a mission in my career and my life to make sure I help those around me." You can view the full article: https://ow.ly/O4hq50WPZ6F

🌟 Happy Labor Day, New Mexico! 🌟 And a big thank you to all of our Presbyterian team members who serve New Mexico with determination and compassion each day. Let's enjoy the day and continue building a healthier future together! 💪✨ #LaborDay #ThankYou #PresbyterianHealthcare #NewMexicoStrong

🎉🍕 With pizza and cookies in hand, our patients and staff recently celebrated the grand opening of the Presbyterian Hospital 6th Floor Playroom/Rachel’s Courtyard! After nearly two years of renovations, the playroom is back and ready to welcome our patients and families into a vibrant, whimsical space. Here, our Child Life staff offers a variety of fun activities, including arts and crafts, puzzles, toys, and movies. We’re excited to create joyful moments for everyone! 🌈✨ #PresbyterianHealthcare #ChildLife #PlayroomFun