The New Mexico Aging and Long-Term Services Department (ALTSD) has appointed Stephanie Telles as a new member of the ALTSD Policy Advisory Committee (PAC). Telles, a native New Mexican, brings extensive experience from both the public and private sectors to her role on the ALTSD PAC, according to a press release by ALTSD.
According to the press release, Telles is described as a dedicated advocate and experienced leader who will bring valuable insights and expertise to the department's mission of enhancing the quality of life for older New Mexicans and their families.
In her capacity as a PAC member, Telles will actively contribute to shaping recommendations and raising awareness of the department's initiatives aimed at improving services for New Mexico's aging and long-term care community, as outlined by ALTSD.
“I am immensely grateful to Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham for her trust in me and the other members of the ALTSD Policy Advisory Committee,” said new PAC member Stephanie Telles according to a press release by ALTSD. “The aging population in New Mexico are our history keepers, our guiding lights, and the foundations upon which our communities thrive. This isn’t just an appointment, but also an opportunity and a profound responsibility that I am ready to embrace wholeheartedly.”
ALTSD highlighted Telles' career spanning over two decades, which has involved roles in government accountability, operational efficiency, and effective communication. Telles has a good understanding of the unique challenges faced by New Mexican families, particularly those with young children and aging parents in need of support.
“We are excited to have Stephanie join our Policy Advisory Committee,” said Cabinet Secretary Designate Jen Paul Schroer according to a press release by ALTSD. “Her passion for improving the lives of New Mexicans is evident in her extensive record of community service which aligns perfectly with our mission that all New Mexicans have access to the highest quality of care and services. We are confident her knowledge and dedication will greatly benefit our department’s efforts.”
The appointment of Stephanie Telles to the ALTSD Policy Advisory Committee reflects the department's commitment to enhancing the quality of life for older New Mexicans and their families. Telles' extensive experience and dedication to community service make her a valuable addition to the committee's efforts to improve services for the aging and long-term care community in New Mexico.
