Central New Mexico Community College has established a national framework to replicate its quantum technician training program across the US, addressing the escalating shortage of skilled workers in the field. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between research and commercial production, where advanced physical systems are increasingly being deployed. In June 2026, the college hosted a Quantum Educators Workshop, marking a crucial step in scaling its workforce development template. The program's expansion is particularly significant given the looming deadline for cryptographic migration, driven by quantum developments in areas like DeFi1. As the timeline for post-quantum cryptography planning grows shorter, the need for trained professionals to implement and maintain quantum-resistant systems becomes more pressing. The nationwide rollout of CNM's training architecture is a critical step in building a skilled workforce, and its success will have significant implications for the security and adoption of quantum technologies.