Join the Medical Reserve Corps

MRC members are health professionals and others from the University community who are willing to be called in the event of a public health crisis or large scale disaster.

Assist in Response Efforts During a Health Related Emergency

The MRC at the University is interested in both clinically licensed individuals as well as non-licensed individuals who have a strong interest in assisting in the response efforts during a health related emergency. Current MRC members with clinical experience include nurses, doctors, dentists, nursing assistants, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, public health professionals, epidemiologists, veterinary medicine professionals and others.

Nearly 50% of MRC members at the University are not clinical providers. These members come with varied backgrounds and provide essential logistical and operational support ranging from expertise in IT, communication, administration and hospitality.

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Complete the MRC orientation

Complete the online U of M Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Orientation (UHS001). Topics covered include your role in a public health emergency, volunteer liability, the communication process for notification or deployment as well as other important information.

Note, if you have attended an in-person orientation as part of a course or at an event, you may skip the video in Part 1. Be sure to click through the end of the course and ensure your completion has been logged.

U of M Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Orientation (UHS001)

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