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Dated: June 21, 2010.
Mary K. Wakefield,
Administrator.
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Address
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
The list of HPSAs and entities that are
eligible to receive priority for the
placement of NHSC personnel may be
updated periodically. Entities that no
longer meet eligibility criteria, including
those sites whose NHSC 3-year approval
has lapsed or whose HPSA designation
has been proposed for withdrawal will
be removed from the priority listing.
New entities interested in being added
to the high priority list must submit a
Multi-Year NHSC R&R Assistance
Application to: National Health Service
Corps, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 8A–30,
Rockville, MD 20857, fax 301–594–
9009.
Entities interested in receiving
application materials may do so by
calling the HRSA call center at 1–800–
221–9393. They may also get
information and download application
materials at: https://nhsc.hrsa.gov/
communities/apply.htm.
A listing of HPSAs and their scores is
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Entities wishing to provide additional
data and information in support of their
inclusion on the proposed list of HPSAs
and entities that would receive priority
in assignment of scholarship-obligated
NHSC members must do so in writing
no later than July 26, 2010. This
information should be submitted to:
Lori Roche, Acting Director, Division of
Site and Clinician Recruitment, Bureau
of Clinician Recruitment and Service,
5600 Fishers Lane, Room 8A–55,
Rockville, MD 20857 or faxed to: 301–
480–4577, attention: Lori Roche. This
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entities that are receiving priority for the
assignment of scholarship-obligated
NHSC personnel.
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and Budget under the Paperwork
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September 30, 2011.
The program is not subject to the
provisions of Executive Order 12372,
Intergovernmental Review of Federal
Programs (as implemented through 45
CFR part 100).
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Health Resources and Services
Administration
Statement of Organization, Functions
and Delegations of Authority
This notice amends Part R of the
Statement of Organization, Functions
and Delegations of Authority of the
Department of Health and Human
Services (HHS), Health Resources and
Services Administration (HRSA) (60 FR
56605, as amended November 6, 1995;
as last amended at 75 FR 12559 dated
March 16, 2010).
This notice reflects organizational
changes in the Health Resources and
Services Administration. Specifically,
this notice updates the functional
statement for the Office of Acquisitions
Management and Policy (RB3) within
the Office of Operations (RB).
Chapter RB3, Office of Acquisitions
Management and Policy
Section RB3–10, Organization
Additional Information
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the following:
The Office of Acquisitions
Management and Policy (RB3) is headed
by the Director who reports directly to
the Chief Operating Officer, Health
Resources and Services Administration.
The Office of Acquisitions Management
and Policy (RB3) includes the following
components:
(1) Immediate Office of the Director
(RB3);
(2) Division of Contract Services for
Primary Care, Health Systems and
Clinician Recruitment and Retention
(RB35);
(3) Division of Contract Services for
Maternal and Child Health and
Administrative Support Offices
(RB36);
(4) Division of Contact Services for
HIV/AIDS, Health Professions, Rural
Health and Grants Management (RB37);
and
(5) Division of Contracts
Administration (RB38).
Section RB3–20, Functions
(1) Delete the functions for the Office
of Acquisitions Management and Policy
(RB3) in its entirety and replace with
the following:
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(1) Provides leadership in the
planning, development, and
implementation of policies and
procedures for contracts; (2) exercises
the sole responsibility within HRSA for
the award and management of contracts;
(3) provides advice and consultation of
interpretation and application of the
Department of Health and Human
Services’ policies and procedures
governing contracts management and
inter/intra agency agreements; (4)
develops operating procedures and
policies for the Agency’s contracts
programs and inter/intra agency
agreements; (5) establishes standards,
guides and evaluation procedures for
contract operations throughout the
Agency; (6) coordinates the Agency’s
positions and actions with respect to the
audit of contracts; (7) maintains liaison
directly with or through Agency
Bureaus or Offices with contractors,
other organizations, and various
components of the Department; (8)
provides leadership, guidance, and
advice on the promotion of the activities
in HRSA relating to procurement and
material management governed by the
Small Business Act of 1958, Executive
Order 11625, other statutes and national
policy directives for augmenting the role
of private industry, small and minority
businesses as sources of supply to the
Government and Government
contractors; and (9) plans, directs, and
coordinates the Agency’s sourcing
program.
Division of Contract Services for
Primary Care, Health Systems and
Clinician Recruitment and Retention
(RB35)
(1) Responsible for providing
comprehensive acquisition services
including planning, soliciting,
negotiating, awarding, and
administering simplified and negotiated
procurement actions tailored to the
following functions in HRSA:
a. Funding health centers in
communities, providing access to high
quality, family oriented, comprehensive
primary and preventive health care for
people who are low income, uninsured,
or living where health care is scarce;
b. Helping underserved communities
and facilities experiencing critical
shortages of health care providers,
recruit and retain clinicians through
scholarship and educational loan
repayment opportunities in exchange
for service; and
c. Protecting the public health and
promoting practices that improve
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personal health, including organ, bone
marrow and cord blood donation.
(2) Ensures compliance with Federal
laws and regulations, departmental and
Agency guidelines, policies and
procedures; (3) utilizes the automated
contracts reporting systems including
data input, data accuracy assessments,
review and correction of data reports;
(4) provides professional, in-depth
advice and consultation, customized to
the Bureaus/Offices named above,
regarding the appropriate contract
vehicles and the various phases of the
acquisition cycle; (5) conducts preaward reviews of proposed contracts
that exceed the requirements called for
in the Federal and departmental
acquisition regulations in conjunction
with the other Contract Services
Customer Divisions; (6) plans and
coordinates acquisition reviews of
contracting activities within HRSA
headquarters and the field components;
and (7) responds to congressional
inquiries and requests for acquisition
information from other Federal agencies
and non-Federal sources.
Division of Contract Services for
Maternal and Child Health and
Administrative Support Offices (RB36)
(1) Responsible for providing
comprehensive acquisition services
including planning, soliciting,
negotiating, awarding, and
administering simplified and negotiated
procurement actions tailored to the
following functions in HRSA:
a. Improving the health of mothers,
children and their families as
authorized under Title V of the Social
Security Act;
b. Information technology services
including translating HRSA business
needs into effective technical solutions,
using proven methodologies to
minimize costs, reduce risks, and
shorten application development times;
c. Financial and operational services
including budget execution and
formulation, procurement, facilities,
workforce management, issuance of
financial policies, managing HRSA’s
internal and external communications,
coordinating HRSA’s actions on
legislation, special health affairs, equal
opportunity, civil rights and diversity
management, planning analysis and
evaluation; and
d. Partnering with key stakeholders in
regions around the Nation to increase
access to quality health care, reduce
disparities and improve various
dimensions of public health.
(2) Ensure compliance with Federal
laws and regulations, departmental and
Agency guidelines, policies and
procedures; (3) utilizes the automated
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contracts reporting systems including
data input, data accuracy assessments,
review and correction of data reports;
(4) provides professional, in-depth
advice and consultation, customized to
the Bureaus/Offices named above,
regarding the appropriate contract
vehicles and the various phases of the
acquisition cycle; (5) conducts preaward reviews of proposed contracts
that exceed the requirements called for
in the Federal and departmental
acquisition regulations in conjunction
with the other Contract Services
Customer Divisions; (6) plans and
coordinates acquisition reviews of
contracting activities within HRSA
headquarters and the field components;
and (7) responds to congressional
inquiries and requests for acquisition
information from other Federal agencies
and non-Federal sources.
Division of Contract Services for HIV/
AIDS, Health Professions, Rural Health
and Grants Managements (RB37)
(1) Responsible for providing
comprehensive acquisition services
including planning, soliciting,
negotiating, awarding, and
administering simplified and negotiated
procurement actions tailored to the
following functions in HRSA:
a. Increasing the access to health care
by developing, distributing and
retaining a diverse, culturally competent
health workforce;
b. Administering the Ryan White HIV/
AIDS Program, the largest Federal
program focused exclusively on HIV/
AIDS care;
c. Providing grant funding
information and services; and
d. Promoting better health care service
and seeking solutions to health care
problems in rural America.
(2) Ensure compliance with Federal
laws and regulations, departmental and
Agency guidelines, policies and
procedures; (3) utilizes the automated
contracts reporting systems including
data input, data accuracy assessments,
review and correction of data reports;
(4) provides professional, in-depth
advice and consultation, customized to
the Bureaus/Offices named above,
regarding the appropriate contract
vehicles and the various phases of the
acquisition cycle; (5) conducts preaward reviews of proposed contracts
that exceed the requirements called for
in the Federal and departmental
acquisition regulations in conjunction
with the other Contract Services
Customer Divisions; (6) plans and
coordinates acquisition reviews of
contracting activities within HRSA
headquarters and the field components;
and (7) responds to congressional
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inquiries and requests for acquisition
information from other Federal agencies
and non-Federal sources.
Division of Contracts Administration
(RB38)
(1) Administers the training and
certification programs in collaboration
with HRSA’s programs and offices for
HRSA’s Contracting Officers’ Technical
Representatives (COTRS), FAC–C
acquisition professionals, and P/PM
Program Managers; (2) administers and
oversees HRSA’s automated contracts
reporting systems; (3) manages the inter/
intra agency agreement process; (4)
manages the close out process of
negotiated and simplified acquisition
actions and other related actions; (5)
conducts and monitors the performance
of the HRSA purchase card program for
headquarters, satellite contracts office,
and regional field offices; (6) develops
and implements policies, procedures,
and other internal controls in
compliance with Federal, departmental,
and Agency acquisition laws,
regulations, policies and procedures; (7)
coordinates and responds to acquisitionrelated information requests including
congressional inquiries and requests for
information from other departments and
non-Federal sources; (8) conducts cost
analysis for HRSA’s acquisition actions
in coordination with the Contract
Services Divisions of OAMP; and (9)
conducts independent reviews and
analysis requested by external and
internal customers.
Section RB3–30, Delegations of
Authority
All delegations of authority and redelegations of authority made to HRSA
officials that were in effect immediately
prior to this reorganization, and that are
consistent with this reorganization,
shall continue in effect pending further
re-delegation.
This reorganization is effective upon
signature.
Dated: June 17, 2010.
Mary K. Wakefield,
Administrator.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Health Resources and Services Administration
Statement of Organization, Functions and Delegations of Authority
This notice amends Part R of the Statement of Organization,
Functions and Delegations of Authority of the Department of Health and
Human Services (HHS), Health Resources and Services Administration
(HRSA) (60 FR 56605, as amended November 6, 1995; as last amended at 75
FR 12559 dated March 16, 2010).
This notice reflects organizational changes in the Health Resources
and Services Administration. Specifically, this notice updates the
functional statement for the Office of Acquisitions Management and
Policy (RB3) within the Office of Operations (RB).
Chapter RB3, Office of Acquisitions Management and Policy
Section RB3-10, Organization
Delete in its entirety and replace with the following:
The Office of Acquisitions Management and Policy (RB3) is headed by
the Director who reports directly to the Chief Operating Officer,
Health Resources and Services Administration. The Office of
Acquisitions Management and Policy (RB3) includes the following
components:
(1) Immediate Office of the Director (RB3);
(2) Division of Contract Services for Primary Care, Health Systems
and
Clinician Recruitment and Retention (RB35);
(3) Division of Contract Services for Maternal and Child Health and
Administrative Support Offices (RB36);
(4) Division of Contact Services for HIV/AIDS, Health Professions,
Rural Health and Grants Management (RB37); and
(5) Division of Contracts Administration (RB38).
Section RB3-20, Functions
(1) Delete the functions for the Office of Acquisitions Management
and Policy (RB3) in its entirety and replace with the following:
Office of Acquisitions Management and Policy (RB3)
(1) Provides leadership in the planning, development, and
implementation of policies and procedures for contracts; (2) exercises
the sole responsibility within HRSA for the award and management of
contracts; (3) provides advice and consultation of interpretation and
application of the Department of Health and Human Services' policies
and procedures governing contracts management and inter/intra agency
agreements; (4) develops operating procedures and policies for the
Agency's contracts programs and inter/intra agency agreements; (5)
establishes standards, guides and evaluation procedures for contract
operations throughout the Agency; (6) coordinates the Agency's
positions and actions with respect to the audit of contracts; (7)
maintains liaison directly with or through Agency Bureaus or Offices
with contractors, other organizations, and various components of the
Department; (8) provides leadership, guidance, and advice on the
promotion of the activities in HRSA relating to procurement and
material management governed by the Small Business Act of 1958,
Executive Order 11625, other statutes and national policy directives
for augmenting the role of private industry, small and minority
businesses as sources of supply to the Government and Government
contractors; and (9) plans, directs, and coordinates the Agency's
sourcing program.
Division of Contract Services for Primary Care, Health Systems and
Clinician Recruitment and Retention (RB35)
(1) Responsible for providing comprehensive acquisition services
including planning, soliciting, negotiating, awarding, and
administering simplified and negotiated procurement actions tailored to
the following functions in HRSA:
a. Funding health centers in communities, providing access to high
quality, family oriented, comprehensive primary and preventive health
care for people who are low income, uninsured, or living where health
care is scarce;
b. Helping underserved communities and facilities experiencing
critical shortages of health care providers, recruit and retain
clinicians through scholarship and educational loan repayment
opportunities in exchange for service; and
c. Protecting the public health and promoting practices that
improve
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personal health, including organ, bone marrow and cord blood donation.
(2) Ensures compliance with Federal laws and regulations,
departmental and Agency guidelines, policies and procedures; (3)
utilizes the automated contracts reporting systems including data
input, data accuracy assessments, review and correction of data
reports; (4) provides professional, in-depth advice and consultation,
customized to the Bureaus/Offices named above, regarding the
appropriate contract vehicles and the various phases of the acquisition
cycle; (5) conducts pre-award reviews of proposed contracts that exceed
the requirements called for in the Federal and departmental acquisition
regulations in conjunction with the other Contract Services Customer
Divisions; (6) plans and coordinates acquisition reviews of contracting
activities within HRSA headquarters and the field components; and (7)
responds to congressional inquiries and requests for acquisition
information from other Federal agencies and non-Federal sources.
Division of Contract Services for Maternal and Child Health and
Administrative Support Offices (RB36)
(1) Responsible for providing comprehensive acquisition services
including planning, soliciting, negotiating, awarding, and
administering simplified and negotiated procurement actions tailored to
the following functions in HRSA:
a. Improving the health of mothers, children and their families as
authorized under Title V of the Social Security Act;
b. Information technology services including translating HRSA
business needs into effective technical solutions, using proven
methodologies to minimize costs, reduce risks, and shorten application
development times;
c. Financial and operational services including budget execution
and formulation, procurement, facilities, workforce management,
issuance of financial policies, managing HRSA's internal and external
communications, coordinating HRSA's actions on legislation, special
health affairs, equal opportunity, civil rights and diversity
management, planning analysis and evaluation; and
d. Partnering with key stakeholders in regions around the Nation to
increase access to quality health care, reduce disparities and improve
various dimensions of public health.
(2) Ensure compliance with Federal laws and regulations,
departmental and Agency guidelines, policies and procedures; (3)
utilizes the automated contracts reporting systems including data
input, data accuracy assessments, review and correction of data
reports; (4) provides professional, in-depth advice and consultation,
customized to the Bureaus/Offices named above, regarding the
appropriate contract vehicles and the various phases of the acquisition
cycle; (5) conducts pre-award reviews of proposed contracts that exceed
the requirements called for in the Federal and departmental acquisition
regulations in conjunction with the other Contract Services Customer
Divisions; (6) plans and coordinates acquisition reviews of contracting
activities within HRSA headquarters and the field components; and (7)
responds to congressional inquiries and requests for acquisition
information from other Federal agencies and non-Federal sources.
Division of Contract Services for HIV/AIDS, Health Professions, Rural
Health and Grants Managements (RB37)
(1) Responsible for providing comprehensive acquisition services
including planning, soliciting, negotiating, awarding, and
administering simplified and negotiated procurement actions tailored to
the following functions in HRSA:
a. Increasing the access to health care by developing, distributing
and retaining a diverse, culturally competent health workforce;
b. Administering the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, the largest
Federal program focused exclusively on HIV/AIDS care;
c. Providing grant funding information and services; and
d. Promoting better health care service and seeking solutions to
health care problems in rural America.
(2) Ensure compliance with Federal laws and regulations,
departmental and Agency guidelines, policies and procedures; (3)
utilizes the automated contracts reporting systems including data
input, data accuracy assessments, review and correction of data
reports; (4) provides professional, in-depth advice and consultation,
customized to the Bureaus/Offices named above, regarding the
appropriate contract vehicles and the various phases of the acquisition
cycle; (5) conducts pre-award reviews of proposed contracts that exceed
the requirements called for in the Federal and departmental acquisition
regulations in conjunction with the other Contract Services Customer
Divisions; (6) plans and coordinates acquisition reviews of contracting
activities within HRSA headquarters and the field components; and (7)
responds to congressional inquiries and requests for acquisition
information from other Federal agencies and non-Federal sources.
Division of Contracts Administration (RB38)
(1) Administers the training and certification programs in
collaboration with HRSA's programs and offices for HRSA's Contracting
Officers' Technical Representatives (COTRS), FAC-C acquisition
professionals, and P/PM Program Managers; (2) administers and oversees
HRSA's automated contracts reporting systems; (3) manages the inter/
intra agency agreement process; (4) manages the close out process of
negotiated and simplified acquisition actions and other related
actions; (5) conducts and monitors the performance of the HRSA purchase
card program for headquarters, satellite contracts office, and regional
field offices; (6) develops and implements policies, procedures, and
other internal controls in compliance with Federal, departmental, and
Agency acquisition laws, regulations, policies and procedures; (7)
coordinates and responds to acquisition-related information requests
including congressional inquiries and requests for information from
other departments and non-Federal sources; (8) conducts cost analysis
for HRSA's acquisition actions in coordination with the Contract
Services Divisions of OAMP; and (9) conducts independent reviews and
analysis requested by external and internal customers.
Section RB3-30, Delegations of Authority
All delegations of authority and re-delegations of authority made
to HRSA officials that were in effect immediately prior to this
reorganization, and that are consistent with this reorganization, shall
continue in effect pending further re-delegation.
This reorganization is effective upon signature.
Dated: June 17, 2010.
Mary K. Wakefield,
Administrator.
[FR Doc. 2010-15253 Filed 6-23-10; 8:45 am]
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