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BURLINGTON VOLUNTEER RESERVE CORPS (MRC)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Tim McCoy - Chairman
Bill Hitchcock - Vice-Chairman
Joanne Maguire

A recent letter from Howard Koh, M.D., M.P. H. Assistant Secretary for Health, and Regina M. Benjamin, M.D., M.B.A. U.S. Surgeon General, to all Medical Reserve Corps “Helping a Nation Heal”

“A Brief History of the Medical Reserve Corps”


If you would like to become a volunteer, click here to print out the complete application package.

The Burlington Volunteer Reserve Corps (MRC) was established in 2006. The Mission of the Burlington Volunteer Reserve Corps (MRC) is to assist and support the Board of Health in public health initiatives and in declared and undeclared public health emergencies.

The Burlington Volunteer Reserve Corps (MRC) was formed to promote public health and safety in the Town of Burlington in the following areas:

  1. Public health emergencies (events that threaten public health such as disease outbreak or toxic chemical release)
  2. Mass casualty incidents (disasters that cause injury or threats to large numbers of people, such as an event that causes displacement of large numbers of people)
  3. Community service activities (opportunities that foster the well-being of the residents of Burlington such as assisting at health fairs and providing training programs for personal safety in the event of a mass casualty or disease outbreak)

To learn more about becoming a volunteer, click here. All volunteers are welcome, no matter what your background. Every volunteer is needed and will have an important job.

MRC Documents:

MRC Core Competencies Fact Sheet

MRC Core Competencies Matrix

Related websites:

Medical Reserve Corps of Massachusetts

Medical Reserve Corps - National Website

Massachusetts Emergency Management-Region 4A

Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services Commissioner John Auerbach's Letter to Public Health Nurses

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Board of Health contacts:

781-270-1955

Nurses contact:

781-270-1957

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