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The USPHS Commissioned Corps is committed to our mission to protect, promote, and advance the health and safety of the nation. Public Health Service officers are trained and equipped to provide crucial public health leadership, assist with policy development, advance innovation and science, provide essential care services and respond to national and global public health emergencies. Through our Active Duty Regular Corps, our Public Health Response Strike Team (PHERST) and our Ready Reserve Corps, we remain responsive and available to rapidly deploy in the service of health.
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Commissioned Corps BulletinApril 12, 2017
New Login Requirements for eOPF Access
The Commissioned Corps Management Information System (CCMIS) Officer Secure Area (OSA) is integrating with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Access Management System (AMS). Beginning May 15, 2017, access to the CCMIS OSA will require an active HSPD-12 Access Card such as a Personal Identification Verification (PIV) card or a Common Access Card (CAC).
AMS provides simpler, more efficient, and secure access to HHS systems. Commissioned Corps Headquarters (CCHQ) is committed to safeguarding your information. This integration is one of the continued measures in our commitment to our officers. Some of the systems currently accessed through the AMS include the civilian Integrated Time and Attendance System (ITAS), the Learning Management System (LMS), E-Travel, and civilian electronic Official Personnel Folders (eOPFs).
In preparation for the transition, you must ensure you can access the AMS. For HHS employees and Commissioned Corps officers, a login reference guide with Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is available on the CCMIS OSA and AMS Integration webpage (located on the CCMIS Login tab as AMS Integration). Separate instructions will be sent to other eOPF users.
If you do not have access to a card reader, PIV card, CAC or alternate PIV, please notify your supervisor AND Commissioned Corps Agency Liaison.
On April 22nd, CCHQ will launch a test environment accessible only on the CCMIS website. You will have the opportunity to preview the new login process and the new look of the eOPF. This is only a test environment. You will still need to log into the active eOPF through the current CCMIS access point until May 15th.
The following resources will be available to assist you with the transition:
- Commissioned Corps Town Hall Conference Call (week of April 17th, Date/Time TBD)
- AMS Integration Video (week of April 24th)
- On-Site Tutorials and Assistance at the Commissioned Officers Foundation U.S. Public Health Service Symposium (week of June 6th, Date/Time TBD)
CCHQ will email additional information throughout the AMS Integration process. Please check the OSA and AMS Integration webpage for updates and additional resources.
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Commissioned Corps Help Desk at CCHelpDesk@hhs.gov with “AMS” in the subject line.
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