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Medical Reserve Corps 03/2020-12/2022

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500% increase in volunteers; 3,000+ new volunteers

450 approved vaccinators and approved immunization administrators; Govt. Center, Health Dept. District Offices, 30+ community vaccination clinics, INOVA, George Mason Univ., NOVA Community College are a few community locations where MRC deployed to provide vaccine clinic support.

59 languages spoken by volunteers

Volunteer Breakdown: The most common medical license for medical volunteers is registered nurse. The most common profession for non-medical volunteers is Computer/IT Specialist. 

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National Volunteer Month - April 2023

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