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Statement of Organization, Functions,
and Delegations of Authority
Part A, Office of the Secretary,
Statement of Organization, Functions,
and Delegations of Authority for the
Department of Health and Human
Services, Chapter AK, Office of
Medicare Hearings and Appeals
(OMHA), as last amended at 70 FR
36386–36387, dated June 23, 2005, is
amended as follows:
I. Under Section AK.10 Organization,
delete in its entirety and replace with
the following:
Section AK.10 Organization. The
Office of Medicare Hearings and
Appeals (OMHA) is under the direction
of the Chief Administrative Law Judge
(CALJ), who reports directly to the
Secretary. OMHA consists of the
following components:
• Medicare Hearings and Appeals
Chief Judge’s Office (CJO) (Headquarters
Office) (AKA)
—Office of Operations (AKA1)
—Office of Programs (AKA2)
• Medicare Hearings and Appeals
Field Offices (AKB1–AKB4)
II. Under Section AK.20 Functions,
Paragraph A, ‘‘The Office of Medicare
Hearings and Appeals Immediate Office
(AK),’’ delete the second paragraph,
which begins with, ‘‘The Executive
Director (ED) of OMHA/IO, reports to
the CALJ, and is responsible for all
operational matters * * *’’ in its
entirety and replace with the following:
Within OMHA/CJO, the Director, Office of
Operations and the Director, Office of
Programs, both of whom report to the CALJ,
are responsible for all operational matters
and for executive and managerial oversight,
respectively, in support of the mission of the
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III. Under Section AK.20 Functions,
Paragraph B, ‘‘Medicare Hearings and
Appeals Field Offices (AKB1–4),’’ delete
the first paragraph, which begins with,
‘‘The Field Offices are headed by a
Managing Administrative Law Judge
(MALJ) who reports directly to the
CALJ. The Managing Administrative
Law Judge (MALJ) acts on behalf of the
CALJ at the respective field office
location on all matters involving the
hearing process, and is directly
responsible for the effective execution of
the hearings process within the field
location * * *,’’ in its entirety and
replace with the following:
OMHA’s Field Offices are headed by the
Associate Chief Administrative Law Judges,
all of whom report directly to OMHA’s Chief
Administrative Law Judge (CALJ). Each Field
Office’s Associate Chief Administrative Law
Judge (ACALJ) acts on behalf of the OMHA
CALJ at his or her respective field office
location on all matters involving the hearing
process and is directly responsible for the
effective execution of the hearings process
within the field location. Each Field Office’s
ACALJ is responsible for: (a) Providing
direction, leadership, management and
guidance to the field office staff, including
Supervisory Administrative Law Judges
(SALJs) and their staffs, (b) field office
implementation of policies, goals, objectives,
and procedures pertaining to the hearings
process and formulating policies, goals, and
objectives for the SALJs and support staff in
their field office; (c) planning, organizing and
administering field operations for scheduling
and conducting independent and impartial
hearings on appealed determinations
involving adjudicatory hearings for
authorities delegated to the SALJs by the
Secretary; (d) developing and recommending
OMHA action with respect to allegation of
unfair hearings within the field operations;
(e) upon request by SALJs, providing advice
and guidance in matters related to
adjudicating cases under the provisions of
the Social Security Act; and (f) conducting
adjudicatory hearings under authorities
delegated to the SALJs by the Secretary.
IV. Under Section AK.20 Functions,
Paragraph B, ‘‘Medicare Hearings and
Appeals Field Offices (AKB1–4),’’
replace all reference to the ‘‘Hearing
Office Manager’’ as the ‘‘Hearing Office
Director’’ and all references to the
‘‘HOM’’ as the ‘‘HOD.’’
V. Delegation of Authority. Pending
further delegation, directives or orders
by the Secretary or by the Chief
Administrative Law Judge, all
delegations and re delegations of
authority made to officials and
employees of affected organizational
components will continue in them or
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their successors pending further re
delegations, provided they are
consistent with this reorganization.
Dated: January 25, 2011.
E.J. Holland, Jr.,
Assistant Secretary for Administration.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Office of the Secretary
Statement of Organization, Functions, and Delegations of
Authority
Part A, Office of the Secretary, Statement of Organization,
Functions, and Delegations of Authority for the Department of Health
and Human Services, Chapter AK, Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals
(OMHA), as last amended at 70 FR 36386-36387, dated June 23, 2005, is
amended as follows:
I. Under Section AK.10 Organization, delete in its entirety and
replace with the following:
Section AK.10 Organization. The Office of Medicare Hearings and
Appeals (OMHA) is under the direction of the Chief Administrative Law
Judge (CALJ), who reports directly to the Secretary. OMHA consists of
the following components:
Medicare Hearings and Appeals Chief Judge's Office (CJO)
(Headquarters Office) (AKA)
--Office of Operations (AKA1)
--Office of Programs (AKA2)
Medicare Hearings and Appeals Field Offices (AKB1-AKB4)
II. Under Section AK.20 Functions, Paragraph A, ``The Office of
Medicare Hearings and Appeals Immediate Office (AK),'' delete the
second paragraph, which begins with, ``The Executive Director (ED) of
OMHA/IO, reports to the CALJ, and is responsible for all operational
matters * * *'' in its entirety and replace with the following:
Within OMHA/CJO, the Director, Office of Operations and the
Director, Office of Programs, both of whom report to the CALJ, are
responsible for all operational matters and for executive and
managerial oversight, respectively, in support of the mission of the
office, with the exception of areas directly involving the conduct
of adjudicatory hearings and the rendering of fair and impartial
decisions ensuing from those hearings.
III. Under Section AK.20 Functions, Paragraph B, ``Medicare
Hearings and Appeals Field Offices (AKB1-4),'' delete the first
paragraph, which begins with, ``The Field Offices are headed by a
Managing Administrative Law Judge (MALJ) who reports directly to the
CALJ. The Managing Administrative Law Judge (MALJ) acts on behalf of
the CALJ at the respective field office location on all matters
involving the hearing process, and is directly responsible for the
effective execution of the hearings process within the field location *
* *,'' in its entirety and replace with the following:
OMHA's Field Offices are headed by the Associate Chief
Administrative Law Judges, all of whom report directly to OMHA's
Chief Administrative Law Judge (CALJ). Each Field Office's Associate
Chief Administrative Law Judge (ACALJ) acts on behalf of the OMHA
CALJ at his or her respective field office location on all matters
involving the hearing process and is directly responsible for the
effective execution of the hearings process within the field
location. Each Field Office's ACALJ is responsible for: (a)
Providing direction, leadership, management and guidance to the
field office staff, including Supervisory Administrative Law Judges
(SALJs) and their staffs, (b) field office implementation of
policies, goals, objectives, and procedures pertaining to the
hearings process and formulating policies, goals, and objectives for
the SALJs and support staff in their field office; (c) planning,
organizing and administering field operations for scheduling and
conducting independent and impartial hearings on appealed
determinations involving adjudicatory hearings for authorities
delegated to the SALJs by the Secretary; (d) developing and
recommending OMHA action with respect to allegation of unfair
hearings within the field operations; (e) upon request by SALJs,
providing advice and guidance in matters related to adjudicating
cases under the provisions of the Social Security Act; and (f)
conducting adjudicatory hearings under authorities delegated to the
SALJs by the Secretary.
IV. Under Section AK.20 Functions, Paragraph B, ``Medicare Hearings
and Appeals Field Offices (AKB1-4),'' replace all reference to the
``Hearing Office Manager'' as the ``Hearing Office Director'' and all
references to the ``HOM'' as the ``HOD.''
V. Delegation of Authority. Pending further delegation, directives
or orders by the Secretary or by the Chief Administrative Law Judge,
all delegations and re delegations of authority made to officials and
employees of affected organizational components will continue in them
or their successors pending further re delegations, provided they are
consistent with this reorganization.
Dated: January 25, 2011.
E.J. Holland, Jr.,
Assistant Secretary for Administration.
[FR Doc. 2011-8356 Filed 4-8-11; 8:45 am]
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