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REPORT OF CATEGORY I, II AND III COMPENSATED OUTSIDE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES, ADDITIONAL TEACHING ACTIVITIES AND INVESTMENT INTERESTS IN HEALTH INDUSTRY COMPANIES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2013 INSTRUCTIONS AND DEFINITIONS PART I INSTRUCTIONS This form is designed to meet the reporting requirements of APM 025, Conflict of Commitment (http://www.ucop.edu/acadadv/acadpers/apm/apm-025-07-01.pdf), APM 670, Guidelines on Occasional Outside Professional Activities, (http://www.ucop.edu/acadadv/acadpers/apm/apm-670.pdf) and the UCD School of Medicine Compensation Plan (http://som.ucdavis.edu/fs/academicaffairs/policy/salary). Please review these instructions carefully to educate yourself on what information is required. All faculty members must file this form each year. Please complete each section for the time that your academic appointment was effective in the identified calendar year. If you did not engage in any compensated outside professional activities during the identified year, did not perform additional teaching as defined in APM - 662 (i.e., teaching in University Extension courses or programs, other continuing education programs run by the University, or self-supporting UC degree programs), and/or do not have any investment interest in health industry companies, check the box(es) accordingly and provide your signature as verification. This report is due in the Office of Academic Personnel by May 31 for activity in the calendar year just completed. NOTE: The UCD Health Sciences Compensation Plan allows faculty to engage in non-clinical outside professional activities but limits the time the faculty member may spend on Category I and Category II activities. All faculty in departments that use the Alternative version of the Compensation Plan are allowed to retain up to $40,000 or 20% of the individual faculty member s base salary (whichever is greater) for occasional outside professional activities. Any compensation exceeding this maximum must be paid into the department plan, including compensation for Category III activities. The UC Health Science Compensation Plan allows faculty to earn outside income for up to 21 days of occasional service (or 168 hours), other than patient care, each calendar year. Faculty may request an exception to the 21-day limit for up to a maximum of 48 days. All such exceptions must be approved by the Chancellor. NOTE: In certain circumstances, faculty members may be permitted to go on full or part-time leave in order to pursue compensated outside professional activities. If you were on such leave during any part of the pertinent calendar year, please provide information about the percentage of time or months you were on leave and identify the activities on the form. NOTE: Departments may collect forms quarterly if they find it necessary or helpful for monitoring outside activities, but reports to Academic Personnel must be made annually. PART II INSTRUCTIONS Please list each health industry company in which you or a family member held an investment interest during the reporting period (including companies for which the interest may not have been held for the entirety of the reporting period). You should include investment interests that you or a family member held or hold directly, as well as those that you have reason to believe you or a family member hold indirectly (e.g., through a trust or intervening corporation, partnership, limited liability company). Investment interests include individual stocks you or a family member may hold in a health industry company, but does not include stocks held in a diversified mutual fund or other similar fund. GENERAL DEFINITIONS Compensation: Total number of dollars or other remuneration (stock, equipment, services) received and/or billed for the outside professional activity being reported. Family Member: Your spouse or registered domestic partner, and any minor children.

Health Industry Company Any for-profit corporation, nonprofit corporation, partnership, limited partnership, foundation, association, limited liability company, or sole proprietorship that to the best of your knowledge: a. Develops, manufactures, markets, or distributes pharmaceuticals, biologics, medical devices, medical implants, medical supplies, or medical equipment; or b. Furnishes health care items or services to individuals; or c. Provides funding for clinical research, or basic sciences research, or continuing medical education or d. Is a licensed insurance company or licensed managed care organization. Honoraria: A payment granted to an individual in recognition of a special service or distinguished achievement for which propriety precludes setting a fixed price. Honoraria are payments for occasional service or talks given to academic, governmental or non -profit organizations. Honoraria are not payments made by Health Industry Companies for talks, participation in committees or other services. Investment Interest: Stock, stock option, put, call, general partnership interest, limited partnership interest, limited liability company unit, secured debt, unsecured debt, or other equity holding or debt interest you or any immediate family members hold. A family member is defined as your spouse or domestic partner and any minor children. Investment Interest does not include any interest (i) held through a diversified mutual fund, (ii) held through a blind trust, (iii) issued by the federal government or a state or local government. Outside Professional Activities: Those activities that you perform or promise to perform (i) within your area of professional or academic expertise and (ii) for a person or entity other than the University of California (e.g., private industry, professional societies, government agencies, the community, or other academic institutions). Outside Professional Activities Disclosure Statement Categories Category I activities include: providing consulting services or engaging in professional practice through the faculty member s single member professional corporation or sole proprietorship, assuming an executive or managerial position; administering, outside of the University, a grant that would ordinarily be conducted under the auspices of the University; establishing an employment relationship as a salaried employee outside of the University; compensated teaching or research at another institution; and other activities which common sense and good judgment would indicate are likely to raise issues of conflict of commitment. You must receive prior approval to engage in Category I activities and all such activities must be reported annually. Category II activities include: serving on a board of directors of an outside entity; providing expert testimony in administrative, legislative, or judicial proceedings; providing occasional professional consulting services or referrals or engaging in professional practice where such activities are provided by the faculty member acting as an individual or are provided by the faculty member through his/her private company; providing education or guidance to health industry companies or providing such services that are compensated by health industry companies, and undertaking compensated outside professional activity not described in Categories I or III. Category II activities must be reported annually. Category III activities: Although Category III activities are not counted within the 21-day limit under APM-025, compensated Category III activities must be reported on this form because the compensation plan (APM-670) income retention limit includes income from all types of outside professional activities. Uncompensated Category III activities do not need to be reported on this form. Examples of Category III activities include: serving on a federal, state, or local government agency committee, panel, or commission, acting in an editorial capacity for a professional journal, reviewing journal manuscripts, book manuscripts, or grant or contract proposals, attending and occasionally presenting talks at scholarly colloquia and conferences (academic institutions or professional societies), developing scholarly communications in the form of books or journal articles, and similar works, even when such activities result in financial gain, serving as a

committee member or as an officer of a professional or scholarly society, accepting a commission for work that is considered an integral part of a faculty member s academic portfolio, accepting honoraria (other than those received for Category II activities) and prizes. When such activities require travel or time away from the University, they do require departmental reporting as professional time away, but do not require reporting for the purposes of APM 025 or APM 670. Additional Teaching Activities are defined by APM 662. These teaching activities provide additional compensation for specified additional University teaching activities (i.e., University Extension courses and programs, other continuing education programs which are run by the University, and self-supporting UC degree programs). These activities must be reported and do count within the 21-day limit. Nature of Relationship: Title or role that best describes your relationship to the entity, e.g. owner, board member, consultant, speaker, equity or royalty interest holder, stockholder, partner, employee. Total Time Spent on Activity: Day is defined on a case by case basis, using common sense and customary practice. The University recognizes and supports the diverse hours and schedules devised by faculty members and department chairs to accommodate teaching, research and creative work activity, University service, and University-related public service. You should exercise sound professional judgment, taking into account reasonable work schedules, when determining what constitutes a day of outside activity and be prepared to provide, upon request from the responsible University official, an explanation of the definition of day you used. You should report a partial day devoted to outside professional work by fraction, e.g. one hour of work would be reported as.1. For additional teaching activities, the general rule is that every six contact or podium hours spent with students equals one day. See APM - 662 for further information.

REPORT OF CATEGORY I, II and III COMPENSATED OUTSIDE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AND ADDITIONAL TEACHING ACTIVITIES AND REPORT OF INVESTMENT INTERESTS IN HEALTH INDUSTRY COMPANIES FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR ENDING 2013 DISCLOSURES AND CERTIFICATION Name Title School of Medicine School of Nursing Department Calendar year Terms of leave, if any Part I: Outside Professional Activities and Additional Teaching Activities (AT) Disclosure Statement Add additional lines/pages if necessary by right-clicking in last cell and selecting insert: insert rows below. Category (I*, II, or AT) Total Time Spent on Activity Nature of Relationship (e.g. consultant, Description of Activity. Identify any speaker, device/drug associated with your work, employee or if applicable shareholder) Name and General Description of the Business/Organization Health Industry Company (Y/N) Compensation or other remuneration (whether billed or received) for the services *If any activity is Category I, prior approval must be obtained by the Chancellor/Chancellor Designee. Submit the application, found at APM-025 Appendix B, to the Academic Personnel Office. Category III Total Days or Portion Thereof Description of Activity. Identify any device/drug associated with your work, if applicable Nature of Relationship (e.g. travel costs, stocks, gifts) Name and General Description of the Business/Organization Compensation, including honoraria for services Other remuneration for services. (travel, stocks, gifts) I did not engage in Category I, II, III or Additional Teaching Activities in the past year. Did you receive compensation (apart from Category I, II, III or AT) from any health industry company (e.g., royalties from prior work) in the past year? Yes No If yes, please explain

Part II: Investment in Health Industry Companies Disclosure Statement Add additional lines/pages if necessary by right-clicking in last cell and selecting insert: insert rows below. Name of Health Industry Company. Specify type of industry Nature of Investment Interest in Company (e.g. ownership, shares, stock) Date Interest Acquired Date Interest Disposed or Indicate if Still Held) Did You Perform Outside Professional Activities for this Company during the Reporting Period? (If yes, please ensure activity is reported above) I (including family members) held no applicable interest in a health industry company during the past year. CERTIFICATION By my signature below I hereby attest as follows: 1. I have complied with all reporting requirements as required by APM 025 and/or 670 as applicable. 2. I have paid the University any/all Compensation for Outside Professional Activities that I may have received in excess of the cap on such Compensation during the Reporting Period. 3. I understand that the University will neither defend nor indemnify me for losses incurred in connection with any Outside Professional Activities, even if the third party pays (or I pay) some or all of the resulting Compensation for such activities to the University. 4. I understand that I am solely responsible for paying appropriate federal, state, and local taxes on all Compensation I receive (other than those amounts I am obligated to turn over and do, in fact, turn over to the Plan in a timely manner). 5. During the Reporting Period, I did not use University resources in connection with Outside Professional Activities. 6. During the Reporting Period, I complied with the University s Policy on Health Care Vendor Relations. (Policy is available at http://www.ucop.edu/ucophome/coordrev/policy/pp031208.pdf) 7. During the Reporting Period, any payments or in-kind donations from third parties in support of my research activities were made to the University (not to me directly). 8. I completed this form after reading the attached instructions carefully, and all disclosures herein are accurate and complete to the best of my knowledge after careful review and thought. 9. I will submit a revised version of this Form for this Reporting Period if I subsequently recall or otherwise learn of information that may render any of the disclosures herein inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading. 10. I understand that timely submission of this form with thorough and accurate disclosures for this Reporting Period is an explicit condition for my eligibility to receive incentive-based compensation via the Health Sciences Compensation Plan in this or any future Reporting Period. 11. I understand that this form is subject to disclosure by the University under the Public Records Act and further authorize the University in its sole discretion to disclose, publish, or otherwise release this form or the information herein to patients, health care practitioners, government officials, students and the general public. 12. I hereby authorize the University and those entities I list on this form and their affiliates (collectively Listed Entities ) to exchange information as may be reasonably necessary to validate the accuracy and completeness of the disclosures I made and release the University and Listed Entities from liability for any disclosures made between them. Faculty Signature: Date Signed: Chair Signature: Date Signed: Please return the completed form to your department head no later than May 31 st after the end of the reporting year. Failure to complete and submit this form by the deadline may lead to a delay in, or forfeiture of, the ability to receive incentive-based compensation from the Health Sciences Compensation Plan for the Reporting Period or subsequent periods. Failure to timely complete and submit this form may also constitute grounds for formal discipline or corrective action.