Greater Prince William Medical Reserve Corps, Virginia

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Greater Prince William Medical Reserve Corps, Virginia

The GPWMRC is a cadre of volunteer health care professionals and community members trained to respon

The Greater Prince William Medical Reserve Corps is one of approximately 800 units that are part of the national Medical Reserve Corps program under the direction of the Office of the U.S. Surgeon General and 1 of 31 in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

01/22/2026

❄🌬🥶🌧☔As the weekend approaches, we’re layering up: rain, sleet, snow, and everything in between. Forecast keeps shifting? No problem—we're riding this weather forecast roller coaster🎢 with you. ❄🌬🥶🌧☔

Pack a plan: umbrella☔, warm layers, waterproof footwear, and a little patience for those travel hiccups. Forecast updates are flying in, so stay tuned. Boom! Snow chances rising...falling, guaranteed to be 0-10" somewhere in the Commonwealth....Roll with it! Stay flexible, stay safe, be patient, and most importantly of all, DON'T PANIC....BE PREPARED!💪

For more information on how to prepare for winter weather, please visit:
vaemergency.gov/threats/winter-weather

07/11/2025

Thanks to Medical Reserve Corps volunteers from four of our Virginia MRC units for partnering to protect our communities’ health during this year’s celebration. MRC volunteers from the Alexandria MRC, Arlington MRC, Fairfax MRC, and Greater Prince William MRC treated minor illnesses and injuries, helping patients feel better and return to the celebration.

06/26/2025

Great job VAMRC!

04/09/2025

VDH thanks all of our staff and volunteers who help promote and protect the health of Virginians. Read more about National Public Health Week: https://ow.ly/WpA850VwJgK.

01/19/2025

Let your voice be heard!

📰The PWHD in collaboration with the Community Healthcare Coalition of Greater Prince William (Coalition) is reminding residents that the Community Health Assessment (CHA) survey is still open to all residents aged 15+. Learn more and how you can participate here: vdh.virginia.gov/prince-william/pwhd-reminds-residents-community-health-assessment-survey-still-open/

01/07/2025

Stay safe out there!

If you must venture out, be VERY cautious in the icy conditions: wear sturdy, nonslip shoes, take short, shuffling steps, keep your balance, avoid distractions, use handrails when available, stay alert for black ice & remember to "walk like a penguin"! 🐧
Safety first!

01/05/2025

Make sure you’re prepared!

US National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the region for Sunday night through early Tuesday morning. Now is the time to prepare, including checking your emergency kit and making sure you have way to receive weather and emergency information! Visit pwcva.gov/ready for more!

02/01/2024

Amazing work MRC! We ❤️our volunteers!

01/22/2024

Emergency Kit (noun): a package of basic tools and supplies prepared as an aid to survival in an emergency. 🧰
Learn how to build/update your emergency kit at pwcva.org/buildakit!

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8470 Kao Cir
Manassas, VA
20110

Website

http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/mrc/princewilliammrc

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The Greater Prince William MRC unit was established in 2006, and is one of 27 MRC units in Virginia. There are approximately 1,000 MRC units nationwide. Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) volunteers include medical and public health professionals, such as physicians, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, dentists, and veterinarians. Many non-medical community members also support the MRC, such as interpreters, chaplains, administrative staff, students, and many others.

The need for the Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) became apparent after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, when thousands of medical and public health professionals, eager to volunteer in support of emergency relief activities, found that there was no organized approach to channel their efforts. Local responders were already overwhelmed and did not have a way to identify and manage these spontaneous volunteers, and many highly skilled people were turned away. As a result, the MRC was established in 2002 to provide a way to recruit, train, and activate volunteers to respond to community health needs, including disasters and other public health emergencies.