New Mexico Pharmacy Registry & Compliance Directory

Comprehensive database of pharmacy locations across 30 counties

506
Active Pharmacies
29
Counties Covered
NPPES
Data Source

Top Cities by Pharmacy Count

Largest pharmacy markets in New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE 188 pharmacies
LAS CRUCES 38 pharmacies
SANTA FE 35 pharmacies
RIO RANCHO 21 pharmacies

New Mexico Pharmacy Landscape

There are 506 registered pharmacies across 29 counties in New Mexico.

Official Registry Primary Source
Data sourced from National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES)
New Mexico Board of Pharmacy State Regulator
Visit official state pharmacy board website
NM PMP Official Program Information
Prescription Drug Monitoring Program requirements and information
NM PMP Clinical Login
Look up patient prescription history before dispensing controlled substances
NM PMP Data Submission Portal
Submit prescription dispensing data to state monitoring database

About Pharmacy Oversight in New Mexico

The New Mexico Board of Pharmacy regulates all pharmacy practice within the state, ensuring patient safety and compliance with state and federal pharmacy laws. Every pharmacy operating in New Mexico must maintain an active license and comply with ongoing regulatory requirements.

Our database includes 506 registered pharmacy locations across 29 counties in New Mexico, providing a comprehensive directory for compliance professionals, healthcare organizations, and researchers seeking authoritative pharmacy information.

Quick Facts

Key regulatory requirements and practice standards

Pharmacist-Technician Ratio
State regulations require a pharmacist-to-technician ratio of None (Discretionary) to maintain safe pharmacy operations.
Continuing Education
Pharmacists must complete 30 hrs biennially (2 law, 2 opioid) of continuing education to maintain active licensure.
Technician Requirements
Pharmacy technicians in this state must meet the following requirement: Licensure + certification.
Intern Supervision
Pharmacy intern supervision follows this standard: 1:1.
Remote Pharmacy
Remote pharmacy work and telepharmacy services are governed by these rules: Permitted.
Vaccine Authority
Pharmacist authority to administer vaccines: Independent (Pharmacist Clinician).

Regulatory Warnings

Compliance requirements and monitoring obligations

Pharmacist in Charge Notification
When a Pharmacist in Charge (PIC) changes, the pharmacy must notify the state board within the following timeframe: 10 days.
Prescription Monitoring Reporting
Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) reporting requirements: Next business day.
PMP Query Requirements
Before dispensing controlled substances, pharmacists must check the Prescription Monitoring Program: Mandatory for all controls.
Board Inspection Focus
State pharmacy board inspections frequently focus on: NM created the 'Pharmacist Clinician' (PhC) role with prescriptive authority..

Browse by County

All counties sorted by pharmacy count

Bernalillo County 193 pharmacies
Doña Ana County 44 pharmacies
Santa Fe County 38 pharmacies
Sandoval County 30 pharmacies
San Juan County 20 pharmacies
Lea County 19 pharmacies
Eddy County 13 pharmacies
Otero County 13 pharmacies
Valencia County 13 pharmacies
Chaves County 11 pharmacies
Colfax County 11 pharmacies
Cibola County 10 pharmacies
McKinley County 10 pharmacies
Taos County 10 pharmacies
Grant County 9 pharmacies
Curry County 8 pharmacies
Luna County 8 pharmacies
Los Alamos County 6 pharmacies
Rio Arriba County 6 pharmacies
Lincoln County 5 pharmacies
Roosevelt County 5 pharmacies
San Miguel County 5 pharmacies
Socorro County 5 pharmacies
Hidalgo County 3 pharmacies
Quay County 3 pharmacies
Guadalupe County 2 pharmacies
Mora County 2 pharmacies
Sierra County 2 pharmacies
Union County 1 pharmacies