Resources for registered PHRC members
Communication
All volunteers are required to have a WAserv account and expected to regularly check for announcements. This is especially important for emergency announcements and drills that all volunteers are required to respond to. To manage your account, follow this link: WAserv
Please know that all mass communication will come through WAserv, a non-reply email. Any questions regarding those announcements or other questions in general, please email the PHRC team directly via email, PHRC@kingcounty.gov
Access PHRC trainings
- Care Clinic Orientation
- Care Clinics are part of our monthly PHRC events where we serve various community partners and support King County residents with necessary care. This event has opportunities for both medical and non-medical volunteers.
- De-escalation Training
- This hour and a half training will provide you with skills that will aid you in managing high stress situations you may experience out in the field in a safe and calm manner.
Other recommended FEMA ICS courses
- ICS 200 – Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response
- Prerequisites: ICS 100 - An Introduction to the Incident Command System
- ICS 800 – National Response Framework, An Introduction
- Prerequisites: Recommended ICS 700 - An Introduction to the National Incident Management System
*Occasionally FEMA courses might be unavailable, however they are likely to be reinstated in the future. For the courses above or others you are interested in, please continuously check back for updates.*
MRC Train
Visit the Medical Reserve Corps training platform on which all Public Health Reserve Corps trainings and training plans are kept. Please send an email to phrc@kingcounty.gov to request an account be made for you if you do not have one. If you already have an account or create an account for yourself, please ensure that you are associated with our training group by adding National/Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) Region 10 (X) Washington Public Health Reserve Corps of Seattle and King County, under ‘Manage Groups’ within your profile.
Stay connected
- PHRC Closed Facebook Group
- If you are an active member of the Public Health Reserve Corps, join our Facebook page to connect with other Reserve Corps Members!
- Public Health Insider
- Condado De King
FAQs for current volunteers
No, we are only able to count volunteer hours for PHRC-sponsored events, as other events are covered by mission numbers granted by the King County Office of Emergency Management.
We might share other events happening in the county but will always be sure to share what is a sponsored PHRC event and what is not.
No, we are unable to provide references for volunteers. We can only provide a verification of your active membership and the hours you have volunteered.
For all other questions, please contact your PHRC coordinators at PHRC@kingcounty.gov
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