Details: I received fees from UCL Medical School for ad-hoc consultancy work for them, reviewing teaching and assessment materials for overseas medical schools.
Academic
Relates to: Research grants
Income band: £50,000 to under £100,000
Details: I am an NIHR-funded In-Practice Fellow. This pays my academic salary & funds my training and development budget.
Financial
Relates to: Shares, stocks or company ownership
Income band: £2,000 to under £5,000
Details: I have investments in mutual funds, the composition of which I do not have influence over. I do not invest in defence or tobacco companies. I have a small number of directly-held shares in companies, none of which have medical or pharmaceutical operations.
Spousal / family
Details: My wife is an Investment Manager for a venture capital firm. This firm primarily invests in technology companies.
Declaration on 30 September 2019
Fees directly received from other medical companies
Company: University College London Consultants Ltd. · Reason for receipt of fees: I do ad-hoc work for UCL Medical School's Medical School Education Consultancy team, advising overseas medical schools on curriculum and assessment design. This work is paid via UCLC. · Total amount received: £2,000 to under £5,000
Other declarations
I joined the Labour Party the day after the 2015 election.
Declaration on 27 June 2018
Benefits received from pharmaceutical companies
Company: Shire Pharmaceuticals · Reason for receipt of fees: I received funding from Shire to present research work at an international conference in 2014. · Total amount received: £100 to under £1,000
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