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Useful definitions: clinician, honorary status, academic title

  • Clinician: A person on the ANU approved Health Practitioner List, who possesses professional expertise and experience needed to support the research or creative activity, education and service activities of the University. 
  • Honorary status: As a clinician, a title holder is considered to hold honorary status with ANU, and does not establish any employment relationship with the University. The appointment does not alter any existing employment relationship with another organisation or institution.

What is the role of the committee in the conferral of academic title?

The School of Medicine and Psychology Appointment Renewal and Promotion Committee consider applications:

  • Conferral of Appointment to honorary Academic Title Level A-D.
  • Appointment to honorary AcademicTitle Level E: the School Director sends the committee recommendation to the ANU College Dean and Vice-Chancellor.
  • Renewal of honorary Academic Titles A-D.
  • Promotion to Honorary Academic Clinical and Full Title Levels B-D.
  • Promotion and Renewal to Academic Title Level E: the School Director sends the committee recommendation to the ANU College Dean and Vice-Chancellor.

 

What information should be included in my Curriculum Vitae?

Please use the CV template provided when updating and submitting your CV. 

How do I assess my achievements relative to opportunity?

The ANU is an equal opportunity employer. It may be relevant to also prepare a statement regarding your achievements relative to opportunity. This statement is very important if your academic contributions have been affected by caring responsibilities, chronic illness, disability, prolonged leave, fractional full time equivalent work or significant clinical/managerial loads in your roles. 

Please refer to the ANU Guideline on assessing achievement relative to opportunity which outlines the best manner in which to document the ways in which your achievements may have been impacted. 

How do I appeal a decision?

For appeals, please follow the ANU appointments and promotion process.

If I am a paid employee of the ANU, what is the appropriate appointments and promotion process?

Clinicians and staff who are employed and paid by the Australian National University (full-time or part-time) are required to go through the separate annual ANU appointments and promotion process. 
 

Updated:  6 June 2019/Responsible Officer:  Dean, Medical School/Page Contact:  Webmaster, Medical School