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Clinical Academics
University academic employees who have duties for a healthcare provider within their University contract of employment will hold a substantive contract with the University and an honorary contract will be held with the healthcare provider. These are referred to as Clinical academics and recruitment is carried out jointly between the University and the healthcare provider.
For healthcare employees who carry out a significant management role (more than 2 Programmed Activities (PAs) per week) in either clinical or non clinical education or research for the University then they are referred to as Clinical Honoraries (UCEA). Their substantive contract will be held with the healthcare employer and their honorary contract is held with the University. Recruitment is carried out jointly between the University and the healthcare provider. There are a number of different types of Clinical appointments that clinical honoraries can be appointed to (see Types of honorary appointment (Clinical - Medical School only).
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Associate Status |
Standard Honorary |
Clinical Honorary (UCEA) |
Clinical Academic |
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For anyone outside of the University who needs solely IT access and/or an ID card for their role with the University |
To engage external individuals with the University's research or education objectives |
For healthcare employees who carry out a significant role (more than 2PAs per week and have a significant management role) in either clinical or non-clinical education or research for the University | For University academic employees who have duties for a healthcare provider within their University contract of employment |
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Not an honorary system nor a HR process but a system developed and maintained by IT |
Academic Clinical Fellows are in this category |
The substantive contract is held with the healthcare employer and the honorary appointment if held with the University | The substantive contract is held with the University and the honorary appointment is held with the healthcare provider |
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Not for registered students, or any member of staff whether paid through payroll, claims payroll and/or through temporary payments |
Recruitment is carried out jointly between the University and the healthcare provider | For clinical Academics, recruitment is carried out jointly between the University and the healthcare provider | |
| See section 2.1 of Process for Honoraries for more information | See section 2.2 of Process for Honoraries for more information | See section 2.3 of Process for Honoraries for more information | See section 2.4 of Process for Honoraries for more information |
Terms and Conditions - Consultant Level Appointments
