Bonus for excellence Sample Clauses

Bonus for excellence. 1 With effect from 1 July 2006, academic medical specialists with a doctoral degree and a salary on the scale in appendix C denoted by ‘academic medical specialist’ shall be awarded an allowance for excellence by the employer amounting to 8% of their salary if the employer considers that the academic medical specialist, based on documentation submitted by him, complies with at least four of the criteria referred to in the second paragraph, at least two of which must be in the category of patient care and must in any case include the fourth criterion, and at least two in the category of education, research and training of specialists.

Bonus for excellence. 1. With effect from 1 July 2006, academic medical specialists with a doctoral degree and a salary on the scale in appendix C denoted by ‘academic medical specialist’ shall be awarded an allowance for excellence by the employer amounting to 8% of their salary if the employer considers that the academic medical specialist, based on documentation submitted by him, complies with at least four of the criteria referred to in the second paragraph, at least two of which must be in the category of patient care and must in any case include the fourth criterion, and at least two in the category of education, research and training of specialists. 2. The criteria referred to in the first paragraph read as follows: a. category of patient care: - enjoys both a national and international reputation in his or her field of expertise; - initiates objectively demonstrable developments in patient care and is a recognised actor in the implementation in patient care of insights and knowledge obtained from scientific research; - makes a substantial and innovative contribution to the development of his or her area of specialisation; - has been assigned significant additional responsibilities and tasks by the governing board in relation to the organisation of patient care and, among other things, manages a group of (academic) medical specialists and AIOs. b. category of education, research and (specialist) training; - is a teacher of courses certified by the MSRC and/or scientific associations and supervises other (academic) medical specialists: - is the primary initiator of research programmes and acts as project manager and has proven ability to raise additional funding for research proposals; - has repeatedly served as co-thesis supervisor and regularly publishes in leading international and national magazines in his discipline and is regularly cited; - provides substantive input for the curriculum of educational programmes; - develops methods of education and initiates innovations in the field of medical education at curriculum level. 3. The employer may withdraw the allowance if it emerges that the academic medical specialist has for an extended period failed to meet the criteria on the basis of which the allowance was awarded.

Bonus for excellence. Nothing herein shall be interpreted to prevent the City from paying rates or bonuses in excess of the minimum in recognition of extraordinary merit based upon performance.