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Oklahoma Region 4 - Creek County MRC Unit Profile

Community/Jurisdiction Served:
Oklahoma - Creek County

Sponsoring Organization:
Creek County Health Department
 
Date Established:
8/1/2005
 
Unit Information:
1808 South Hickory
Sapulpa, OK  74066
http://www.okmrc.org
 
Contact Information:
Kristie Harris
1808 South Hickory
Sapulpa, OK  74066
Phone: 918-225-5531 ext.236

Profile:
The Creek County Medical Reserve Corps, a part of the Creek County Department of Health Services, is being developed to help Creek County, a heavily populated county located in close proximity to City of Tulsa. Creek County MRC deals with surge capacity in a local disaster, including assisting mass prophylaxis/vaccination clinics or other major public health needs. The unit is partnered with the Red Cross, VOAD, County mental health services, OEM, Citizen Corps, and other County resources to develop a coordinated response to a disaster. It does not limit recruitment to licensed health and medical personnel, including nurses, nurse practitioners, veterinarians, pharmacists, doctors, chiropractors, physician assistants, and dentists, but is open to all community resources in the county. This unit is recruiting members for its MRC by making presentations and/or delivering brochures to its municipal libraries, meetings of professional organizations, mailings, health fairs, and other community gatherings. The unit has a core of about 81 volunteers and has developed a core curriculum based on the suggested MRC core competencies. These MRC volunteers will be included in exercises being planned by the County Department of Health Services. We encourage all prospective volunteers to register with the MRC by going to http://www.okmrc.org selecting “Join MRC”. Please contact the Creek County MRC Coordinator shown in this listing for further information or assistance. The Oklahoma Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) consists of individual MRC Units across the state. Each program works together and with the Oklahoma State Department of Health and the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management.
 
Volunteer Count:
Physicians    1
Physician Assistants    0
Nurse Practitioners    0
Nurses    36
Pharmacists    0
Dentists    0
Veterinarians    2
Mental Health Professionals    0
EMS Professionals    8
Respiratory Therapists    0
Other Public Health/Medical    10
Non-Public Health/Non-Medical    35
Total 92

 
Recent Activities:
11/7/2009
Sapulpa Steps For Succes Fun Run/Health Fair and Creek County MRC H1N1 Flu Clinic

11/6/2009
South Height Assembly of God DERT Team (Disaster Emergency Response Team)- MRC Team

11/5/2009
Reciept of New Portable Storage Building

11/5/2009
Sapulpa Central Vo-tech MRC Team

11/4/2009
Community Partners Meeting (Police, Sherriff, County Commisioners)


 

Last Updated on 1/13/2010

 
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