VOLU NTEE R TO ASSIST WITH GEORGIA’S DISASTER RECOVERY

SERVGA is a statewide secure database of pre-credentialed healthcare professionals and other volunteers who want to help in case of a public health emergency.

SERVGA integrates governmentsponsored local, regional and statewide volunteer programs to assist emergency response and public safety organizations during a disaster.

Registering at www.servga.gov is quick and can be done within minutes. Name, address, contact information and occupation type completes the initial registration process. In order to be eligible, Responders are also encouraged to complete a Profile Summary.

To register for SERVGA, go online to: ww w.servga.gov. When you register, you will need to agree to the terms of service, and then will be asked to provide information specific to you and your skills. This information will be used to establish your emergency credentialing level and to contact you in the event of an emergency.

REGISTER TODAY . . . READY FOR TOMORROW

For additional information e-mail the SERVGA system coordinator at servga@dhr.state.ga.us

Kamal Mansour 68MR began his career in 1966 as chief resident in cardiothoracic surgery at Emory University Hospital. An international pioneer of lifesaving techniques, he has shared his passion for medicine with thousands of students, faculty members, and patients for 47 years now. His residents dubbed him “the Tasmanian devil” for his speed in surgery and “the professor” for his devotion to teaching. Now Mansour is making an endless contribution to thoracic surgery at Emory: He and his wife, Cleo, have established the Kamal A. Mansour Professorship through a provision in their wills.

Find out more about gift planning. Visit www.emory.edu/giftplanning or call 404.727.8875.