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Special pays have not changed for 2010
• 2009 Special Pays, Posted 3/3/2009
Medical Officer Pay Plan: The
2009 Medical Officer Multiyear Retention Bonus (MRB)
and Medical Officer Incentive Special
Pay (ISP) rates, PPM
09-004, 02/11/2009
ASSIGNMENT INCENTIVE PAY
• New
information Commissioned Corps Instruction 631.02 9/8/08
MRB AND ISP RATES FROM 2007 EXTENDED INTO 2008
• The 2007 Medical Officer Multiyear
Retention Bonus (MRB) and Medical Officer Incentive
Special Pay (ISP) rates authorized
in PPM 07-003 (1/107) will continue until a 2008 medical
pay plan is approved. PPM
08-006 1/10/08
NEW PERSONNEL ORDER AND PAYROLL SYSTEM 12/4/2007
• Notice
in E-Bulletin about new payroll system
• In late December or early January,
Officers will receive their last mailed earning statement
from the legacy payroll system.
• Mid-January: Officers will be able
to log onto the CCP Web site and see expected pay for
January 2008 (assuming Congress has
finalized all cost-of-living allowances (COLAs) and
housing figures).
KEY INFORMATION
• Comprehensive
Review of Comissioned Officer Compensation
PHS
CC Bulletin, 01/2005, pages 8-14 excerpted
SPECIFIC ISSUES
• Medical Officer Multiyear Retention
Bonus and Incentive Special Pay Rates, Posted 1/31/07
•
Rates for 2007
01/07
CC
Personnel Policy Memorandum
PPM
07-003, 1/1/2007
PPAC
table of rate changes in recent years by ascending dollar amount
PPAC
table of rate changes in recent years in alphabetical order by specialty
•
Rates for 2006
CC
Personnel Policy Memorandum
PPM
06-002, 12/22/2005
•
Rates for 2005
CC
Personnel Policy Memorandum
PPM
05-006, 12/15/2004
•
Rates for years 2000 -
2007
• For new Medical Officers coming
out of Residency
•
Pay
information From the PPAC, Posted 2/27/07
• Base Pay and Allowances
•
Rates for 2008
New!
•
Rates for
2007
•
Rates for
2006
•
Rates for
2005
•
Rates for
2004
MEDICAL SPECIAL PAY (MSP) CONTRACTS
• Instructions
for Medical Special Pay Contract
• Medical
Special Pay Contract Request Form
PHS
Form 6300-1
NEW THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN (TSP) INFORMATION
• Information
for 2005 04/22/2005
Includes new maximum contribution
limits and changes to "open season"
• TSP is a retirement
savings plan for civilians employed by the US Government
and members of the Uniformed Services,
including the USPHS
• TSP
Home Page
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NEW UNIFORM REGULATIONS
• For questions about uniforms
email the Public Health Service
Uniform Help Desk: phsccuniform@hhs.gov
• Unofficial
summary of new uniform regulations by Atlanta Chapter of COA 03/2008
• Uniforms
for female officers Commissioned Corps Instruction 26.3.5 9/24/08
• Includes
photos
• Uniforms
for male officers Commissioned Corps Instruction 26.3.4 9/24/08
• Includes
photos
• Special
uniform situations Commissioned Corps Instruction 26.3.7 9/24/08
• Includes
photos
• Details
about BDU, Service Dress uniforms, Maternity uniforms, much more.....
• Clarification
about BDUs from Acting SG Galson 3/2009
• Wear
of ribbons and medals, Commissioned Corps Instruction 26.3.3
8/28/08
• Required
wear of the uniform Commissioned Corps Instruction 26.3.2, 3/14/08
• Q
and A about uniforms, from CC E-Bulletin
Other
information 6/2009
Other
information 5/2009
Other
information 3/09
Other
infomration 2/09
Other
information 1/09
Other
information 12/08
Other
information 11/08
Other
information 10/08
Other
information 9/08
Other
information 7/08
Other
information 5/08
Other
information 4/08
Other
information 3/08
Other
information 2/08
Other
information 1/08
OFFICIAL REGULATIONS ON PHS UNIFORM CHANGES 9/07
• Phase
out of uniforms, PPM 08-020, 8/29/08
• Uniform
of the day, POM 07-008, 9/7/07
• Weekly
Wear of the Battle Dress Uniform, PPM 07-013, 9/28/07
• Phase
Out of the Service Blue Uniform, PPM 07-015, 9/28/07
• Wear
of the Navy Uniform Sweater, PPM 07-014,
9/28/07
UNIFORM CHANGES APPROVED BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR HEALTH
• ADM
Agwunobi announces timeline for uniform changes 8/29/07
• Summary
of major changes provided by PAC Chair Dr. Kopp 8/3/07
• Official
document 7/5/07
BASIC INFORMATION
• Pictures
of Officers in Selected Uniforms
• Picture
Gallery of all USPHS uniforms, 2005 (file size 588 KB)
• Summary
of some of the 2005 changes in uniform requirements
• Unforms
updates and clarifications, CC PPM 06-005 7/14/06
• Difference
between Working Khaki and Service Khaki (CDC)
BDU INFORMATION
• Clarification
about BDUs from Acting SG Galson 3/2009
• How
to fold the BDU sleeve CC E-Bulletin 2/4/08
• E-Bulletin
clarification about wearing the flag patch 3/6/07
• Wearing
Flag Patch, Unit Patch, Special Skills Badge on BDU, POM 06-003, 9/27/06
• Regulation
regarding the BDU uniform 7/20/2005
• Additional
details about the BDU uniform
• Order
PHS shoulder patches for BDU online
• Order
PHS ballcaps online OR UPSHS
Officers Device Supply Center
• Order
black T-undershirt online OR UPSHS
Officers Device Supply Center
or from Navy and Marine Corps Uniform
Support Center, Norfolk, VA; 1-800-368-4088
• Black USPHS T-Shirt for BDU
will be required by 7/20/07, Posted 07/29/06
--
The transition period for phasing out the brown T-undershirt for the black
T-undershirt
will
end on 20 July 2007, after which only the black undershirt will be authorized
for
wear with the BDU.
--
CC PPM 06-005,
7/14/06
• Shoulder patches
-- The flag patch has not been officially designated as a permanent part
of the BDU by the OSG at this time.
--
The PHS patch is a required element of this uniform.
-- Should the OSG designate the Bright reverse flag patch a permanent
part of this uniform,
it will be disseminated on the CCMIS opening page electronically.
• Order
Dog Tags for BDU
UNIFORM REGULATIONS
• Uniform
Updates and Clarifications 7/14/06, Posted 07/29/06
CC
Personnel Policy Memorandum 06-005,
• General
Information on Uniforms and Appearance 07/20/2005
CC
Personnel Manual CC26.3, Instruction 1
• Uniforms
for Male Officers 07/20/05
CC
Personnel Manual CC26.3, Instruction 4
• Uniforms
for Female Officers 07/20/05
CC
Personnel Manual CC26.3, Instruction 5
• Special
Uniform Situations 07/20/05
CC
Personnel Manual CC26.3, Instruction 7
-- Battle Dress Uniform (BDU)
-- Maternity
-- Protective Clothing
-- Weddings, Funerals
-- Religious Ceremonies
-- Tropical Uniform
• Complete
details about specific aspects of PHS Uniforms
CC
Personnel Manual, various dates
• CC
Manual Circular 372 04/13/2003
Wearing
Medals and Ribbons (Revision of CC26.3, Instruction 3)
Special
Uniform Situations (Revision of CC26.3, Instruction 7)
Authorization
to Wear Non-PHS Awards (Revision of CC27.9, Instruction 1)
• Wearing
of Medals and Ribbons 07/15/1993
CC Personnel
Manual CC26.3, Instruction 3
• Diagram
of Ribbon Order of Precedence
• List
of Uniform Authorities outside the Washington, DC/Baltimore area 08/2005
Individuals
who can set policy about uniforms to wear
Surgeon General
sets policy for Washington, DC/Baltimore area
ORDERING
UNIFORMS, ACCESSORIES AND DEVICES (RIBBONS, MEDALS, INSIGNIAS)
• PHS
Officer Supply and Device Center
• Lighthouse
• Navy
Exchange Service Command New sweaters available for online order.
• Marlow
White
USED USPHS UNIFORMS IN DC METRO AREA
• DC
COA Uniform Shop provides an opportunity to purchase used uniform
items
• The
DCCOA Used Uniform Shop moved from the Park Building 02/01/2006
It is
now in Room 4-20 of the Parklawn Building
Open
Wednesdays only, 12 noon to 1 p.m. only
Checks
and cash only; no credit cards
Phone:
301-443-9708
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2010 UPDATE: ASSOCIATE RECRUITER PROGRAM • Associate Recruiter Program
(ARP) is currently on hold. A newly re-organized ARP will be released in 2010. • Changes
to the Associate Recruiter Program Posted 6/2009
• Please
read the attached announcement from DCCR for additional details.
• Each category will have 20
Regional Associate Recruiters (ARs), with 2 for each of the 10
geographic regions.
• Supervisory approval, an
application form and three letters of reference will still be required.
These materials are not yet
available.
• Regional ARs will be asked
to volunteer to represent the Commissioned Corps at regional meetings and conventions where a
booth will be set up by DCCR.
• The events will not necessarily
be category-specific; a medical officer may recruit at a pharmacy convention and vice versa.
• These requests will be made where
events are close enough to where the Regional AR lives so that the
Regional AR could
easily drive their own vehicle to the event. There will be no
reimbursement for travel, lodging, or per diem.
• Regional ARs will also recruit
via other mechanisms, such as contact with specific individuals interested in the Commissioned
Corps or visiting local medical schools.
• The medical category will use
the following criteria to select Regional ARs
• There
will be no requirement regarding length of service within the USPHS.
• Applicants
must be willing to commit to a 3-year term.
• Two
officers from the same city may be selected, because Regional ARs will
have a
variety
of responsibilities, not just representing the CC at recruiting events.
• An
attempt will be made to select Regional ARs from every major agency within
DHHS.
• If
this is not possible, consideration will be given to prior agencies where
applicants have
worked,
statement of Intent on the application form, description of prior recruiting
activities.
• The medical category is initiating
a Recruitment Ambassador Program.
• This
is open to all medical officers who are interested in recruiting.
• There
are no formal requirements, no application forms, and no approval necessary
by
one’s supervisor.
• Interested
individuals should email Nancy Sahakian
and should provide their rank, name,
email
address, work and cell phone numbers, city and state where they work,
name of
their
current agency, and name of former agencies where they have worked.
• We
will provide Recruitment Ambassadors with names of medical applicants
who are
interested
in speaking to a medical officer who lives in the same community or who
works
for the agency they are interested in applying to.
• Regional
ARs and Recruitment Ambassadors for the Medical Category will be able
to
share
with the Leads for the Medical Category Associate Recruiter Program
Nancy.Sahakian@foh.hhs.gov
and George.Ceremuga@ihs.gov
any future recruiting events (such
as
at medical or public health conventions) where a booth will be set up
and for which
they
request additional help in staffing the booth.
• This
information will then be shared with the Recruitment Ambassador ListServ.
NEW PHS PHYSICIAN RECUITMENT PROGRAM, New!
Posted 11/23/2008
• In August 2008, the Assistant Secretary
for Health approved a two-year pilot initiative to
increase the number of medical officers
in the Commissioned Corps.
• The purpose of the pilot is to increase
the number of highly qualified, experienced
physicians to meet the increasing
demands of the Service by utilizing specific accession
practices and policies.
• See
details of the program.
GENERIC USPHS RECRUITMENT POWERPOINT PRESENTATION NOW AVAILABLE New!
3/08
• New
ppt from the USPHS
• Can be used as basis for presentation
about the USPHS CC
NEW USPHS RECRUITING WEB SITE
• For
the entire USPHS
• For
physicians
FOR NEW MEDICAL OFFICERS COMING OUT OF RESIDENCY
•
Pay information From the PPAC, Posted 2/27/07
• General
Information about the USPHS Posted 3/4/07
EXPLAINING TO POTENTIAL RECRUITS HOW TO APPLY FOR A PHS POSITION 1/18/2007
• Diagram
developed by PPAC
NEW REGULATIONS FOR PHS ASSOCIATE RECRUITER PROGRAM 4/03/2006
• New
Associate Recruiter Program Regulations 4/3/06
Commissioned Corps Personnel
Manual
CCPM 23.1, Instruction 6
• Badges
for participating in the Recruiter Program
Lead Badge, Service Ribbon
Manual Circular 382
ASSOCIATE RECRUITER FORMS (Currently on hold)
• Associate Recruiter Enrollment
Request, PHS Form 7050, 07/2006
• Pdf
Format
• Fillable
Pdf Format
• MS
Word Fillable Format
• References Request for Applicants
to the Associate Recruiter Program, Form PHS Form 7051, 07/2006
• PDF
Format
• Fillable
Pdf Format
• MS
Word Fillable Format
• Associate Recruiter Activity
Report, PHS Form 7052, 07/2006
• PDF
Format
• Fillable
Pdf Format
• MS
Word Fillable Format
ASSOCIATE RECUITER PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL AVAILABLE THRU
OCCO 9/25/06
• Examples of materials: e.g.
brochures, CD-ROMS, table-top displays
• How to get materials
• Submit
formal request to OCCO only via Medical Category Recruitment Leaders
• CAPT
Nancy Sahakian or CDR George Ceremya • Recruitment
Leads will submit requests only once a
month
• OCCO
reports it can take up to 6 weeks to process the request
MEDICAL CATEGORY RECRUITMENT AMBASSADORS New! Medical
category recruitment ambassadors are volunteers that have agreed to act
as resources for recruitment related questions for officers interested in the PHS. The
spreadhseet contains information on volunteers' experience in current
and past
agencies, their specialties, and contact information.
Medical category recruitment ambassadors spreadsheet
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