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Contacting the MRC

What is the role of the MRC Regional Coordinators?

Each region has an MRC Regional Coordinator (RC). Specific tasks may vary from region to region, depending on the regions’ needs. However, RCs also have similar responsibilities. Some of these include:

Coordinating activities among MRC units in their region
Obtaining information from MRC units about these activities
Ensuring MRC units are fulfilling the mission of the MRC program
"Spreading the word" of the MRC program
Overseeing the establishment of new MRC units
Increasing awareness and outreach
Overseeing and monitoring information dissemination to MRC units
Providing ongoing technical assistance and support to MRC units in their corresponding region
Encouraging MRC units to update their profiles and share information on the MRC Web site
Planning, attending, and participating in meetings and conference calls related to the MRC

The MRC RCs maintain communication and collaboration with State Coordinators, MRC Unit Coordinators, members of the Office of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps (OCVMRC) staff, MRC volunteers, one another, and others involved in emergency preparedness and response efforts. RCs also provide consultation to the OCVMRC staff in reviewing new MRC unit applications.

What is the central e-mail address for the MRC?

Inquiries related to the MRC program can be sent to MRCcontact@hhs.gov. Inquiries related to MRC Web Site Technical Support can be sent to MRCWebmaster@z-techcorp.com. For additional contact information, see the Contact Us page.

What is the main telephone number for the MRC?

The OCVMRC is located in Rockville, Maryland. The main telephone number to this location is 301-443-4951. For additional contact information, see the Contact Us page.

I have a question for a specific MRC program staff member. How do I know who to contact?

OCVMRC staff member responsibilities vary and include technical assistance, program assistance, and program direction. For a list of OCVMRC staff and their contact information, see About the Medical Reserve Corps.

Last Updated on 12/12/2007