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TheCommittee Management community at theNational Institutes of Health manages over 150 active Federal advisory committees. These committees are subject to theFederal Advisory Committee Act, a statute that governs how executive branch agencies manage soliciting advice from the public while maintaining transparency.

An appointment on an NIH Advisory Council/Board, Board of Scientific Counselors, or Program Advisory Committee requires you to be brought on as aSpecial Government Employee (SGE). Federal laws and regulations require Government employees, which includes SGEs, to complete certain forms before being appointed. You cannot be a member of an NIH advisory committee until you complete therequired forms and each document is reviewed, analyzed, and determined to be in compliance by NIH staff in Committee Management, Ethics, and Human Resources

We are committed to providing those who serve on our advisory committees with the best possible customer service. This portal was developed to automate the formerly paper-driven appointment process to expedite your appointment, save time, improve data quality and simplify communication.

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