Medical Reserve Corps
 Volunteers Building Strong, Healthy, and Prepared Communities The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is a community-based, civilian volunteer program that helps build the public health infrastructure of communities nationwide. Each MRC unit is organized and trained to address a wide range of challenges from public health education to disaster response. NACCHO is pleased to announce the launch of the 2013 Medical Reserve Corps Network Profile. All MRC unit leaders will receive their invitation to participate (via e-mail) on April 1, 2013. This study will provide a national-level view of the MRC network, with critical information on processes, activities and successes.Please take advantage of this opportunity to provide your input into the picture of the MRC Network – we are hoping that 100% of the MRC units will participate! More »
NACCHO has created this resource matrix to serve as a central repository for the resources shared across the MRC network. This list contains e-learning courses, recorded and upcoming webinars, and other toolkits that are beneficial to MRC units nationwide. This list will be updated to reflect upcoming trainings and new tools, so be sure to check often for new material. More » 
NACCHO's latest publication shares how local health departments can use the MRC to supplement existing medical response capabilities and public health infrastructure. This factsheet explains how to partner with local MRC units or how to start an MRC unit within your local health department. |
