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Project Management Office, Integrated Clinical Systems (PjM-ICS)


PM ICS centrally manages all imaging, image management, and major clinical systems which integrate with the DoD Electronic Medical Record. 
  • Specific responsibilities include managing PACS, imaging, and teleradiology program initiatives, execution of the Technology Assessment and Requirements Analysis (TARA) program, and management of the Information Assurance requirements for all medical devices.
Within ICS three subordinate product managers execute a patient-centric, system of systems approach to ensure timely delivery of affordable, sustainable, interoperable, and information assurance compliant capabilities in support of clinical requirements for fixed and deployed medical treatment facilities.
  • The Product Manager for Imaging Systems (PM IS) executes the teleradiology portion of the TARA Program and provides lifecycle management of diagnostic imaging technologies.

  • The Product Manager for Image Management Systems (PM IMS) assists in the TARA Program and provides lifecycle management of PACS, teleradiology, and other image management capabilities.

  • The Product Manager for Clinical Systems (PM CS) executes the expanded TARA Program and provides lifecycle management of non-imaging clinical systems.

Integrated Clinical Systems (ICS)
568 Doughten Drive
Ft. Detrick, MD 21702

    General Descriptions

  • TARA

    • Technology Assessment and Requirements Analysis (TARA) team:
      The TARA team currently assesses virtually all investment medical equipment and clinical operations within the USAMEDCOM’s brick and mortar (TDA) medical treatment facilities (MTFs). The purpose of each site visit is to interview departmental staff, observe scheduling and patient-flow patterns, evaluate quality of service, evaluate the condition and utilization of existing equipment, provide a 5-year strategic replacement plan for equipment, recommend improvements in operations, facilities, staffing, workflow, and to discuss clinical operations. Clinical assessment is performed by the Office of The Surgeon General (OTSG) Consultants. Evaluations are performed at approximately 8 to 10 facilities a year.

    • Combatant Command (COCOM), TARA


  • To access the Web MRE website please visit USAMMA's AKO site, and select the 'Web MEDCASE Requirements & Equipment (MRE)' link from the links section.
  • Generic TARA Report    
  • Technology Assessment & Requirements Analysis (TARA) Program    
  • Acronyms
    • Last Modified Date: 04/03/2013