The establishment authorised with grade A must have at least one team comprising:
1° At least one doctor specialising in medical oncology or radiation oncology. By way of derogation, this doctor may be a qualified specialist holding a complementary right to practise in a non-qualifying speciality in oncology with the option of medical cancer treatment, or a complementary non-qualifying group 1 specialised diploma in oncology with the option of “medical cancer treatment” or cross-disciplinary specialised training in oncology with the option of medical cancer treatment for adults, or a qualified specialist competent in oncology and able to demonstrate experience in the practice of systemic medicinal cancer treatment. These doctors only practise systemic cancer treatments in the speciality in which they are registered.
As an exception to the previous paragraph, for doctors covered by article L. 4138-2 of the Defence Code, these treatments may only be carried out in their own speciality.
2° State-qualified nurses trained or experienced in cancer care.
When the holder provides care for patients suffering from malignant haemopathy, he also has at least one qualified doctor specialising in oncology-haematology or a qualified doctor specialising in haematology who is competent and has experience in the practice of systemic medicinal treatments for cancer.