Thursday, November 21, 2024
11/21/2024
Project Abstract Georgia Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) will continue to support 159 counties, 14 Health Care Coalitions (HCCs), and 18 Public Health (PH) Districts in emergency responses across the State. The project's overall goal is to upgrade, advance, and reconstitute the enlistment of new members. Preserve competent, skilled volunteers. Advocate for stewardship influence for future leaders and expansion of units across Georgia counties. The objectives are: 1) develop a strategic recruitment campaign to make the MRC more recognizable by all communities; 2) to tactically merge the community’s needs with specialty teams, formed because of a hazard vulnerability assessment specific to the area served;3) amplify training skills for volunteers that will enhance conditions in a response; 4) broaden leadership counsel by passing leadership skills through a mentorship program. The expected outcomes throughout this project are: 1) units across the State will increase membership recruitment;2) enhance skills that match workforce needs in a response; 3) MRC placement will tailor coverage area needs with more competent help; and 4) MRC Unit deployment will magnify response skills and unit competence. The products from this project are:1) More detail and uniform exposure to communities across the State to convey units presence in a non-emergent setting; 2) creating a comprehensive, detailed, and uniform Training Manual for all units; 3) a cross training resource guide and training component will be developed for Specialty teams; and 4) partnering in a one-on-one system among senior unit leaders and upcoming volunteers to safeguard the continuity of operation.
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