New Student Opportunities for Fall 2014: NACCHO Launches Health Policy and Practice...

For the 2014-2015 academic year, NACCHO has expanded their student opportunities to include the newly developed Local Public Health...

Aug 12, 2014 | Nicole Dunifon

  • Fairfax County MRC Site Visit

    On July 30, the Fairfax County Health Department (VA) hosted NACCHO staff members Alyson Jordan and Kim Grimmick for an MRC site...

    Aug 05, 2014 | Kim Grimmick

  • MRC Project July Update

    NACCHO ended the fourth project year supporting the Division of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps on July 31. NACCHO begins...

    Jul 31, 2014 | Admin

  • Greater Prince William County MRC’s “Becoming an Active Bystander” Training

    On July 12, the Greater Prince William County MRC held a 4-hour training exercise to teach non-medical volunteers and community...

    Jul 31, 2014 | Kim Grimmick

  • An Inside Look at NACCHO’s MRC Challenge Award Recipients

    Within the first year of the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Challenge Awards, 29 recipients are working to improve the health of their...

    Jul 30, 2014 | Katie Roulston

  • Medical Reserve Corps Workgroup- July Updates

    The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Workgroup is off to a running start this term. The first meeting of the new term was convened July 24...

    Jul 29, 2014 | Tahlia Gousse

  • Tulalip Tribes MRC Dedicates New Healthy Walking Trail through NACCHO’s MRC...

    On July 15, the Tulalip Tribes MRC (WA) celebrated the groundbreaking of their new healthy walking trail, made possible through...

    Jul 25, 2014 | Admin

  • Understanding Mission Ready Packages for MRC Units

    The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials has created a factsheet to highlight the role of MRC units in Mission Ready...

    Jul 18, 2014 | Admin

  • MRC Project June Report

    In June, NACCHO MRC staff conducted a site visit at the Florida AHEC MRC Meeting to observe a full-scale exercise. Additionally,...

    Jul 14, 2014 | Admin

  • New Student Opportunities for Fall 2014: NACCHO Launches Health Policy and Practice Scholars Program

    For the 2014-2015 academic year, NACCHO has expanded their student opportunities to include the newly developed Local Public Health Policy and Practice Scholars Program. This program was designed as a guided, academic, practice-based opportunity for graduate level students in public health, pharmacy, environmental studies, or law to work on policy and practice issues impacting public […]

    Aug 12, 2014 | Nicole Dunifon

    Fairfax County MRC Site Visit

    On July 30, the Fairfax County Health Department (VA) hosted NACCHO staff members Alyson Jordan and Kim Grimmick for an MRC site visit. During this site visit, NACCHO staff spoke to the health department’s leadership about their relationship with the MRC unit. This discussion also focused on on-going activities and trainings offered to MRC volunteers […]

    Aug 05, 2014 | Kim Grimmick

    MRC Project July Update

    NACCHO ended the fourth project year supporting the Division of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps on July 31. NACCHO begins the fifth and final year of this cooperative agreement on August 1. During the month of July, NACCHO MRC staff completed closeout of PY4 deliverables, including the communications audit of NACCHO’s MRC communications efforts. […]

    Jul 31, 2014 | Admin

    Greater Prince William County MRC’s “Becoming an Active Bystander” Training

    On July 12, the Greater Prince William County MRC held a 4-hour training exercise to teach non-medical volunteers and community members how to provide basic initial care to survivors in the immediate aftermath of an incident, either manmade or natural. Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA), NACCHO, and the DCVMRC were present to […]

    Jul 31, 2014 | Kim Grimmick

    An Inside Look at NACCHO’s MRC Challenge Award Recipients

    Within the first year of the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Challenge Awards, 29 recipients are working to improve the health of their communities through new projects and programs made possible by the awards. Each of the 29 units, with the support of NACCHO and the Division of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps, has launched […]

    Jul 30, 2014 | Katie Roulston

    Medical Reserve Corps Workgroup- July Updates

    The Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Workgroup is off to a running start this term. The first meeting of the new term was convened July 24 via conference call. With the addition of a few new workgroup members, the call was filled with energy and ideas around potential activities for the new workplan. While some activities […]

    Jul 29, 2014 | Tahlia Gousse

    Tulalip Tribes MRC Dedicates New Healthy Walking Trail through NACCHO’s MRC Challenge Award

    On July 15, the Tulalip Tribes MRC (WA) celebrated the groundbreaking of their new healthy walking trail, made possible through NACCHO’s 2013 MRC Challenge Award. Representatives from NACCHO attended the groundbreaking of the trail and stayed to learn about the tribes’ diabetes prevention efforts. For the 2013 Challenge Award, the Tulalip Tribes MRC, in partnership […]

    Jul 25, 2014 | Admin

    Understanding Mission Ready Packages for MRC Units

    The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials has created a factsheet to highlight the role of MRC units in Mission Ready Packages (MRPs), which are specially created asset bundles used in disaster recovery and response. MRPs are defined as “specific response and recovery capabilities that are organized, developed, trained and exercised prior to an emergency […]

    Jul 18, 2014 | Admin

    MRC Project June Report

    In June, NACCHO MRC staff conducted a site visit at the Florida AHEC MRC Meeting to observe a full-scale exercise. Additionally, NACCHO MRC staff attended two conferences to present about the MRC: from June 16-18, Alyson Jordan presented about using media to recruit MRC volunteers at the Points of Light Conference on Volunteering and Service […]

    Jul 14, 2014 | Admin

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