Meets every second and fourth Thursday of the month from 12:00 pm CST to 1:00 pm CST.

Through a virtual learning network, get connected with a multi-disciplinary team of experts to share knowledge and build capacity for delivering best practice care. This ECHO program is designed to support the CHW/CHR workforce in providing care and resources to the patients and community they serve.

Meets every Thursday from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. MST.

The New Mexico Community Health Worker and Peer Support Worker Opioid ECHO training is a 12-week cohort designed to support the New Mexico CHW and PSW workforce in their treatment of clients with opioid use disorder. Using the ECHO model, our multidisciplinary hub team leads participants through evidence-based didactics and case-based presentations.

Meets every 4th Wednesday of the month.

The focus of this ECHO is to expand the skills, abilities and knowledge base of Recovery Support Services (RSS) professionals using the latest identified best practices both nationally and locally. The primary issues to be addressed include public policy, client advocacy, stigma reduction, and organizational capacity building. Education and advocacy are needed to bring awareness and change that includes issues of discrimination and prejudice against people in recovery and treatment settings.

Meets every 3rd Wednesday of the month.

Peer recovery support services (PRSS) are an established best practice to support the recovery processes of individuals with substance use disorders. However, there are important scientific gaps that remain to better understand the mechanisms underlying the efficacy and effectiveness of PRSS (Bassuk et al, 2016). This research-focused ECHO program will grow a diverse workforce skilled in conducting recovery science research to address these knowledge gaps. Recovery Science ECHO participants will gain access to a network of established and emerging recovery scientists and researchers eager to collaborate and address the most pressing scientific questions of the field.