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Rooted in New Mexico Program Administrator (RiNM)

New Mexico Health Care Authority

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What this opportunity covers

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Funding & applicants

Estimated awardUp to $4.5M
Companies and vendorsVendor procurement
EligibilityNot stated in the listing. See the official source.
Tribal NationsNamed as eligible

Key dates

Posted—
Letter of intent—
Questions due—
Application dueSep 4, 2026
Last updatedOct 15, 2026
Last verifiedOct 15, 2026
Tribes named eligible

Tribal Nations and Native organizations

The listing names Tribal or Native applicants as eligible.

“Stakeholders may include rural providers, hospitals, clinics, educational institutions, training programs, workforce development entities, employers, community- based organizations, local governments, Tribal partners, and other entities designated by HCA. 1.”

From the RFA

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Dates in the RFA

  • Release DateAugust 7, 2026
  • Proposal DueSeptember 4, 2026 at 5PM MDT

Who can apply

Documentation Review Tool; Medical Education Site Support Recommendation Template; Medical Education Site Support Tracker; Site Support Monitoring Report; and Site Support Closeout Summary. 4. Workforce Pipeline and Training Program Support The Contractor shall support HCA in coordinating RiNM workforce pipeline and training activities included in the final contract. These activities may include early health career exposure, rural clinical rotations, apprenticeships, pre-apprenticeships, preceptorships, certification pathways, career ladders, training site development, tele-supervision, mentoring, and other HCA-approved workforce strategies. 1. Support HCA in documenting workforce pipeline… Read the full section

workstreams, partner roles, implementation timelines, and expected outputs. 34 2. Coordinate with HCA-designated partners responsible for education, training, provider participation, employer engagement, clinical training, rural placement, or related workforce activities. 3. Support development of training site agreements, preceptor arrangements, cohort tracking, participant tracking, and completion tracking, as directed by HCA. 4. Support development of materials needed to track rural rotations, apprenticeships, residencies, preceptorships, certification supports, training participation, placement, and retention. 5. Identify implementation barriers related to provider participation, training site capacity, preceptor availability, participant recruitment, placement, retention, or partner readiness. 6. Support HCA in documenting and monitoring strategies to address identified workforce implementation barriers. 7. Perform other RiNM program administration and implementation support activities reasonably related to the Scope of Work as directed by HCA. Required deliverables may include a Workforce Pipeline Support Framework; Training Site and Partner Tracker; Participant, Cohort, Completion, and Placement Tracking Template; Workforce Implementation Barrier Log; and Workforce Pipeline Progress Report. 5. Partner Coordination and Stakeholder Engagement The Contractor shall support HCA with partner coordination and stakeholder engagement necessary to implement Rooted in New Mexico. Stakeholders may include rural providers, hospitals, clinics, educational institutions, training programs, workforce development entities, employers, community- based organizations, local governments, Tribal partners, and other entities designated by HCA. 1. Develop a Partner Coordination and Stakeholder Engagement Plan for HCA review and approval. 2. Convene or support meetings, workgroups, listening sessions, technical assistance sessions, implementation check-ins, or other coordination activities as directed by HCA. 3. Maintain meeting agendas, meeting summaries, attendance records, decision records, action items, and follow-up trackers. 4. Support HCA in documenting stakeholder input and translating relevant input into implementation considerations, technical assistance needs, risk mitigation steps, or workplan updates.

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