TMDS Account Registration

Your Information
Supervisor's Information
Account Access
Configure CAC Login
Security Acknowledgement

Provide Account Information

All fields are required.

User Name *

User Name format

Minimum 8 characters
Cannot exceed 320 characters
May contain only the characters:
a-z, A-Z, 0-9, period (.), dash (-), underscore ( _ ), at sign(@), and plus sign (+)

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Government Domain Email.

DSN / Telephone *

Service *

Rank *

Duty Position *

MOS / AOC *

COCOM *

Please select the COCOM you will be supporting

Unit / Command *

MTF *

Please select the MTF that you will be supporting

Supervisor Information

All fields are required.

The supervisor approving your account must be an Officer or a minimum of GS-11.

Supervisor Name *

Supervisor Service *

Supervisor Rank *

Supervisor Duty / Position *

Supervisor Email *

Government Domain Email.

Supervisor DSN / Telephone *

Configure CAC Login Request CAC Exemption Reset CAC Login

CAC successfully associated with your account

Ensure your CAC is properly inserted into the CAC reader
Click "Associate CAC with your Account"
Select the PIV Authentication Certificate
Type your PIN and click OK

Don't have a CAC?

CAC Exemption Reason * Please provide reason for requesting CAC Exempt access to TMDS

You can enter up to 4000 characters

Security Acknowledgement

All fields are required.

This application provides authorized users the ability to view and/or drill down to a limited amount of patient data. Because of this ability, an appropriate amount of care must be used in accessing, saving, displaying, and disposing of these data and the media on which they are stored and displayed. Those who will access these data are clinical and administrative medical professionals who understand the sensitive nature of this information, but a review of necessary precautions is in order before access can be granted. No information security approach is perfect. However, there are prudent measures that can be taken to ensure due diligence has been applied in protecting patient information.

References:
1. DODI 5400.11 DoD Privacy Program, August 1983
2. Health Information Portability and Accountability Act, 1996
Patient identifiable data are covered by the Privacy Act of 1974 and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and must not be discussed or disclosed.
All media containing or displaying these data must be marked "For Official Use Only" or "FOUO."
All media containing or displaying these data must be properly disposed of when no longer needed. Documents should be shredded and electronic media should be magnetically wiped or otherwise destroyed.
This data will be accessed using a web browser. It is imperative that the user understands that web browsers store copies of every file displayed on the personal computer's hard drive. Therefore, if the system (PC if stand-alone and accessing web via modem, LAN if networked) has not been certified as C2 compliant by the local IMO or Information Assurance Security Officer, the user is responsible for deleting these off-line files immediately after viewing or downloading protected information.
"Internet Explorer: From the Tools menu, choose Internet Options, and then click on Delete. Check the boxes that say Temporary Internet Files and website files, Cookies and website data, and History. Click on Delete and then click OK.
I will not share my password with anyone and will immediately change my password if I suspect it has been compromised.

Security Acknowledgement *

I have read and agree to the above Security Acknowledgement.

Unable to save your information! Please contact the system administrator (tmds.training@mantech.com) for help with this issue.

Please address the error(s) above.

Training

User Name format