We are excited to announce our second F2F education event for 2021, COVID-19: What We Learned – Supply Chain.

We will be joined by esteemed leaders from local state and healthcare organizations who will provide insights on what their respective organizations were able to accomplish to protect their employees and to optimize care delivery for their patients and community in direct response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Please just us for this panel discussion where we will hear from Kimberley Medley (Dir. Materials Mgmt, Artesia General Hospital), Stephen Stoddard (Executive Dir., NM Rural Hospital Network), Renee Ayala (Quality Mgr. and Infection Preventionist, UNM Medical Group), Mark Hayden (CPO and State Purchasing Division Director), Donnie Quintana (Division Director, Local Government Division) as they share on this ever-critical topic.

Registration Process:

Due to COVID-19 changes, NMHE can now offer F2F credits through ACHE’s website during the pandemic. In the past NMHE took attendance, needed evaluation forms completed, and scanned/uploaded all of this information to ACHE for in-person events.  With ACHE hosting the F2F education this is now automated, requiring you to take an extra step and register for the event through ACHE. With this change, you will have access to join, evaluate, and watch the recording through your My.ACHE account. ACHE will send you reminders, Zoom login information, and calendar invites (ICS) once you have registered. 

Steps for a Virtual F2F event:

1. Visit nmhe.org to find your event

2. Register via Eventbrite from the NMHE event page

3. NMHE will email you the ACHE registration link

4. Log into ACHE, if you do not have an account it is free to create one

5. Register for the event with ACHE

   1. See the step-by-step instructions attached here.

   2. Fully complete the check-out process with ACHE

   3. If you did not get an event confirmation/calendar invite check your spam

6. Join on the day of the event using zoom login information that will be sent to you via email from ACHE.

For issues or questions on this process please email:

Stetson Berg, NMHE President at president@nmhe.org

or

Joseph Marler, Communications Chair at communicantions@nmhe.org