Medical Reserve Corps
About the MRC
The National Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) is made up of over 970 community-based volunteer units across the nation. These units organize and engage both medical and non-medical volunteers to support public health initiatives year-round and to assist in responding to public health emergencies, when needed.
The mission of the Sedgwick County Medical Corps (SCMRC) is to serve the citizen and communities of Sedgwick County by building local volunteer teams that promote health and wellness throughout the year, as well as prepare for and respond to public health emergencies.
Volunteer Management System Unavailable
The Volunteer Management System (SERV-KS) is currently unavailable. If you are interested in volunteering with the Sedgwick County Medical Reserve Corps, please complete our Volunteer Interest Form. We will contact you with more information and next steps.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Please review the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to learn more about the Medical Reserve Corps, volunteer roles, training, and participation requirements.
Where do I sign-up to volunteer?
- The Sedgwick County Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) uses an online volunteer platform called the System for Emergency Response Volunteers in Kansas (SERV-KS). (The SERV-KS system is currently down.
- Please complete a Volunteer Interest Form and we will get back to you.
After you have been designated as an MRC Volunteer, you will be able to choose how you would like to volunteer (first aid tents, etc.) and then log your volunteer hours from one convenient platform.
Training is provided.
MRC volunteers complete training through the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's learning management system: Kansas TRAIN. Volunteers will be grouped into one of four levels to quickly identify and utilize specific skills in an emergency situation.
Learn about the Kansas TRAIN portal.
Refer to the Activation Level Graph below for more information about the required trainings.
Contact Information
If you have any questions or would like more information:
EMAIL: MRC@Sedgwick.gov
CONTACT: Jessica Pereira—Public Health Emergency Preparedness Manager:
Jessica.Pereira@Sedgwick.gov or (316) 660-7905
VISIT: Sedgwick County Health Department
1900 East 9th St N., Wichita, KS 67214
Volunteer Levels
MRC volunteers are categorized into four levels in order to efficiently identify and deploy volunteers for specific needs during emergency situations. All volunteers start at Level 4.
| KS MRC Level | Deployable Level | Description | Minimum Training Requirements |
| LEVEL 4 |
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| LEVEL 3 |
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| LEVEL 2 |
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IS-200 C Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response ID# 1084004 (KansasTRAIN) IS-800 D National Response Framework, An Introduction ID# 1091330 (KansasTRAIN) |
| LEVEL 1 |
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KLC Leadership Training Step 1 (Email MRC@sedgwick.gov to register) Building Community Partnerships ID#1102995 Volunteer Management ID# 1101321 |