Details: GP Speciality Trainee (Academic Clinical Fellow) / Oxford GP Training, Thames Valley Deanery
Consultancy
Relates to: Technology companies
Income band: £10,000 to under £50,000
Details: Archie owns shares in CMR Surgical Ltd, which provides a surgical robotics system (Versius) to hospitals, including NHS hospitals. Archie is not a surgeon and does not make decisions about what tools (such as surgical robots) or techniques are used in any surgeries. He does not work in an organisation that uses the Versius robot. These shares were purchased when Archie was employed by CMR Surgical; he no longer works with them. Archie has two medical device patents, but generates income from neither of them.
Academic
Relates to: Research grants
Income band: £100 to under £1,000
Details: Archie is eligible to apply for a grant of up to £1000 a year from the Oxford University Clinical Academic Graduate School to cover research and personal development costs. He has an NHS employment contract, but within his role he has around 25% protected academic time paid at the same rate as his NHS clinical work. His salary for this academic time is paid by the National Institute for Health and Care Research via his NHS employer.
Declaration on 21 July 2022
Declaration period: 2022
Main employment
Type: NHS
Details: Specialised (Academic) Foundation Doctor / Oxford University Hospitals
Academic
Relates to: Other
Income band: £100 to under £1,000
Details: Archie is eligible to apply for a grant of up to £1000 from the Oxford University Clinical Academic Graduate School to cover research and conference-attendance costs for his personal development.
Financial
Relates to: Patents owned / part-owned, Shares, stocks or company ownership
Income band: £10,000 to under £50,000
Details: Archie owns shares in CMR Surgical Ltd, which provides a surgical robotics system (Versius) to hospitals, including NHS hospitals. Archie is not a surgeon and does not make decisions about what tools (such as surgical robots) or techniques are used in any surgeries. He does not work in an NHS Trust that uses the Versius robot. These shares were purchased when Archie was employed by CMR Surgical. Archie has two medical device patents, but generates income from neither of them.
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