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The Hunterdon County Medical Reserve Corps is one of 25 MRC units in New Jersey — and one of 874 across America — formed to respond to local community needs during wide-scale public health emergencies. Nearly 206,000 volunteers serve in MRC units in all 50 states — plus Washington DC, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Who we serve
Hunterdon's County MRC is a ready-to-go unit that can be dispatched quickly to public health emergencies anywhere in the county, providing service to a population of 130,000 residents. The host agency for the MRC is the Hunterdon County Department of Health.
You’re “MRC material” if:
- You desire to make a difference in your community
- You want to be in the action during times of crisis and to help with occasional local health events
- You would like training and hands-on experience during actual emergencies
- You have either medical or non-medical background
You’ll get the training and practice needed to be a field-ready member of this team.
There is never a better time than “right now” to put your skill and compassion to work. Join us.
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