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Southern New Mexico Medical Reserve Corps Unit Profile
| Community/Jurisdiction Served: |
New Mexico -
Dona Ana County, Luna County The Southern New Mexico Medical Reserve Corps unit is located in Dona Ana County but is working with the Department of Health Region 5 to expand coverage to all of southern New Mexico.
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| Sponsoring Organization: |
Dona Ana County/City of Las Cruces-Office of Emergency Management
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| Date Established: |
11/14/2006
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| Unit Information: |
Attn: Douglas Hoffman, Ph.D.
9477 Wind Dancer Trail Las Cruces, NM 88011 |
| Contact Information: |
Dave Padilla
1127 E. Idaho Ave
Las Cruces, NM 88001
Phone: 575-312-9467 Cell: 575-312-9467
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| Profile: |
Our intent is to fill the gap in existing medical reserve corp structure and response capability in the southern portion of New Mexico.
We will collaborate with our health care and response partners from El Paso, Texas, New Mexico State University and from throughout southern New Mexico to identify gaps in prevention, planning and response which might be filled using a robust medical response corp asset.
One of the primary objectives within the overall mission will be to support Public Health outreach and education programs and enhance the emergency response capability of the New Mexico Public Health Region 5.
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| Volunteer Count: |
| Physicians |
4 |
| Physician Assistants |
0 |
| Nurse Practitioners |
1 |
| Nurses |
5 |
| Pharmacists |
4 |
| Dentists |
0 |
| Veterinarians |
0 |
| Mental Health Professionals |
2 |
| EMS Professionals |
12 |
| Respiratory Therapists |
0 |
| Other Public Health/Medical |
2 |
| Non-Public Health/Non-Medical |
2 |
| Total |
32 |
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| Recent Activities: |
1/30/2010
Psychological First Aid Trainig at Memorial Medical Center
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1/26/2010
Steering Committee/Advisory Board Meeting
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1/25/2010
Talon Regional MRC Conference in Dallas, TX
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12/30/2009
The Southern New Mexico MRC helps staff the St. Luke's free clinic, and MRC volunteers have been vaccinating the clients, including the indigent, homeless and working poor.
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10/25/2009
The SNM MRC staffed a Department of Health flu clinic that on short notice required more vaccinators to handle unexpectedly large turnout.
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Last Updated on 2/1/2010
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