Registration is the first step to becoming a member of the Carver County Medical Reserve Corps. Potential volunteers can go to www.mnresponds.org and register online, or choose a paper application, and follow registration instructions.
After registration, volunteers are encouraged to attend a short orientation session. Facilitators at the hour-long meeting explain what the background and mission of the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) are, answer questions about what volunteers can expect and introduce volunteers to one another.
After attending an orientation session, volunteers are invited to attend any and all training sessions they choose.
Carver, Dakota and Scott Counties are part of the South Metro MRC Collaborative; orientation and training sessions are held at several locations within the three counties. The Collaborative results in more training opportunities and multiple training locations for MRC volunteers who live in the southwest area. Giving volunteers more chances to gain knowledge and practice means our communities benefit even more from MRC volunteers' expertise in a
public health emergency.
Currently, there are no Orientation or Training sessions scheduled for the Medical Reserve Corps of Carver County. Please check back in a week or so for more up-to-date information. Thank you.
FREE on-line Mass Dispensing Site training is available through the University of Minnesota School of Public Health at cpheo.sph.umn.edu/cpheo/umncphp.
