Healthcare professionals receive many recruiter emails. We want it to be obvious which ones are genuinely from us — this page shows you exactly how to confirm any email, document link, or phone call claiming to be from AIMS.
Use this side-by-side to spot the difference quickly.
Every time we need sensitive documents from you, this is exactly the process we follow.
You receive an email from an @aimsforce.com address with a SharePoint link to a secure upload folder. The link will only let the email address we sent it to sign in.
Sent by emailYour recruiter sends you the access password by a different channel — a text message or a phone call. We never put the password in the same email as the link.
Sent by text or callYou click the link, sign in with the exact email address we invited, then enter the password you received separately. The portal verifies both before letting you in.
Microsoft 365 encryptedYou upload your credentialing documents (license, DEA, I-9, W-9, etc.) directly into the secure folder. Only you and our credentialing team can see them. They are encrypted at rest with AES-256.
End-to-end encryptedSplitting the link and the password across two different channels (email + text/call) means that even if a phisher somehow intercepted your email, they still couldn't open your documents — they would also need access to your phone. This is the same technique your bank uses for high-value transfers.
If anyone claiming to be AIMS asks you to email your credentials, attach a passport scan to a reply, or share a password in the same thread — stop, hang up, and call us at (410) 363-1051 or (571) 253-6663 to verify.
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We would rather you call ten times to verify than fall for a phishing attempt. There is no such thing as a wasted verification call.
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