A contractual practitioner with an open-ended contract may be dismissed after receiving the opinion of the hospital’s medical committee. The Director’s decision to dismiss shall state the reasons on which it is based. In the absence of an opinion from the hospital medical committee within two months of it being convened, only the opinion of its chairman is required.
The fixed-term contract may be terminated before the term set by a reasoned decision of the Director and after obtaining the opinion of the Chairman of the Healthcare Board.
In the event of dismissal or early termination of the contract, the practitioner is entitled to compensation equal to the amount of the emoluments relating to the last month of activity, multiplied by the number of years of actual service completed in the establishment concerned. For contractual practitioners recruited under 4° of article R. 6152-338, the number of years is capped at 12 years.
A period of service of between six months and one year is counted as one year. Service of less than six months is not taken into account when calculating entitlement.