Have you thought about joining the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps? Captain Robert Tosatto and Dr. Narayan Nair, directors of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps discuss how all medical professional can join local units to improve health literacy. The MRC works to increase disease prevention, eliminate health disparities and improve public health preparedness. They are trained to respond to emergencies and support the health infrastructure of local communities. Join host Dr. Maurice Pickard to learn more.
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Have you thought about joining the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps? Captain Robert Tosatto and Dr. Narayan Nair, directors of the Civilian Volunteer Medical Reserve Corps discuss how all medical professional can join local units to improve health literacy. The MRC works to increase disease prevention, eliminate health disparities and improve public health preparedness. They are trained to respond to emergencies and support the health infrastructure of local communities. Join host Dr. Maurice Pickard to learn more.
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