No one may be appointed as a hospital practitioner :
1° If he does not enjoy his civic rights in the State of which he is a national;
2° If he has been convicted of an offence incompatible with the performance of his duties;
The absence of a conviction is attested by :
a) For French nationals, an extract from bulletin no. 2 of the criminal record dating back less than three months;
b) For nationals of a foreign country, an extract from the criminal record or an equivalent document less than three months old, issued by a competent authority in the country of origin or provenance; this document may be replaced, for nationals of Member States of the European Union or parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area that require proof of good character or good repute for access to the activity of doctor, dental surgeon or pharmacist, by a certificate dated less than three months from the competent authority of the State of origin or country from which the foreign national comes, certifying that these conditions of good character or good repute have been met;
3° If he/she is not in compliance with the national service obligations of the State of which he/she is a national;
4° If, taking into account the possibility of compensating for the disability, he/she does not meet the special health conditions required for the performance of certain hospital practitioner duties, due to the particular risks that these duties entail for staff or third parties and the hardships that these entail.