From CPR and emergency training to real-world response, MRC volunteers are vital to their communities. To all of our volunteers: thank you for your service. In the ASPR Blog, @HHS_ASPR John Knox explains how MRC's dedication makes a difference. https://t.co/fTeDlo8jIX
Supporting State and local resilience, 7 volunteers graduated from Caroline County MRC’s 1st Citizen Preparedness Training. Training supports community preparedness and ensures personnel have the tools to support future local emergency response operations. https://t.co/X23BxfRDLi
How to build a successful MRC training program that doubles the size of the unit:
✔️ Partner across agencies
✔️ Build training around community needs (CPR, Narcan, Stop the Bleed)
✔️ Focus on real-world readiness
Powered by #MRCSTTRONG funding.
#MRC#Resilience
Kristin Dietz, Deputy Health Officer in Caroline County, MD, built a 10-week Citizen Preparedness Training Program; combining MRC + CERT, hands-on skills, and strong local partnerships to create deployment-ready volunteers.
Funded by #MRCSTTRONG. #BuildingResilience
MRC volunteers are showing up for those who served! Each month, the Upper Merrimack Valley MRC unit supports local veterans by administering health screenings, including checking for hypertension. Learn more about the program’s impact. https://t.co/pr5SqtcoZu.
When seconds matter, training makes the difference. Upper Merrimack Valley MRC volunteers recently completed an infant CPR skills check, ensuring they’re ready to protect even the youngest members of their community.
#MedicalReserveCorps#MRC#InfantCPR#Preparedness#ASPR
🚨Big news for the MRC community! ASPR TRACIE & MRC are teaming up to create a one-stop knowledge hub for MRC volunteers & units to bring curated resources, trainings, and more all in one place on the TRACIE website. Stay tuned for the launch this Spring! https://t.co/oSYMzOlwr0
Founded in 2002, the Medical Reserve Corps trains and mobilizes medical and public health volunteers to support communities when it matters most.
Gain skills, build connections, and make a real impact through disaster response and community health efforts nationwide.
Following the @BrownUniversity shooting, @RIMRC showed us what compassionate emergency response looks like. 30+ volunteers worked overnight providing behavioral health & incident support with expertise & heart. Thank you for your service and compassion.
On #RuralHealthDay, we honor the 467 MRC units serving rural or frontier communities.
MRC volunteers strengthen public health, fill vital healthcare gaps, & support community resilience where it’s needed most. #MedicalReserveCorps#CommunityResilience
Congrats to Outstanding MRC Responder Finalist, Shelby Blevins. In response to Hurricane Helene, she dedicated 250+ hours to response operations and was an integral member of the leadership team that recruited MRCs for the DART Animal Resource Stations. https://t.co/IPzkAoOVly
Congrats to Outstanding MRC Responder Finalist, Patricia Thumann. When Hurricane Helene caused significant damage in several parts of Georgia, she deployed to the local health department’s emergency operations center and called volunteers to help. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa
Congrats to Outstanding MRC Responder Finalist, Elizabeth Hughes. Following Hurricane Helene, she responded immediately and was the first statewide volunteer to deploy, traveling 348 miles to Galex, VA to spend her first night in an emergency shelter. https://t.co/IPzkAoOVly
Congrats to Outstanding MRC Preparedness and Resilience Volunteer Finalist, Barbara Nyenhuis. She volunteered for 518 hours in 2024, teaching community classes, educating the public on preparedness, offering administrative support to @SC_DPH, and more. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa
Congrats to Outstanding MRC Preparedness and Resilience Volunteer Finalist, Dr. Samuel Tate. In 2024 he recruited MRC volunteers, presented pet preparedness materials, served on the HR/Onboarding workgroup for the health district and more. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa
Congrats to Outstanding MRC Preparedness and Resilience Volunteer Finalist, John Jennings. In 2024, he devoted 244 hours to the Mobile Market, an initiative offering free, fresh produce to 300 community members on Fridays and 460 on Saturdays. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa
Congrats to Community Preparedness and Resilience Finalist, Maricopa Department of Public Health County MRC. They are a driving force behind equipping volunteers with critical skills such as CPR, mental health first aid, Stop the Bleed, and more. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa
Congrats to Community Preparedness and Resilience Finalist, Pierce County MRC. In 2024, PCMRC was a reliable partner with multiple activations, first aid stations at community events, vaccination clinics, and support for homeless communities. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa
Congrats to Community Preparedness and Resilience Finalist, Southeast Nebraska MRC. In 2024, Southeast Nebraska MRC had a tremendous impact across their region, logging an incredible 5,179 total hours with an economic value of more than $247,429. https://t.co/wXKQevzksa