A pharmacist who, either during or after his studies, has replaced, assisted or seconded one of his colleagues for a period of at least six consecutive months may not, at the end of this period and for a period of two years, undertake the operation of a pharmacy or a medical biology analysis laboratory where his presence would enable him to compete directly with the colleague who has been replaced,…
A pharmacist may not make use of documents or information of an internal nature of which he has become aware during the performance of his duties with his former employer or training supervisor, except with the latter’s express agreement.
A pharmacist must refrain from making any unjustified denunciation or any denunciation made with the intention of harming a colleague.
Pharmacists who have a professional dispute between themselves must try to resolve it. If they are unable to do so, they shall notify the president of the relevant regional or central council of the Association.
The pharmacists concerned have a duty to prepare for their role as training supervisor by improving their knowledge and acquiring adequate resources. No pharmacist can claim to train a trainee if he or she is not in a position to provide this training himself or herself.
The supervising pharmacist undertakes to provide the trainee with practical training by involving him in all of his activities. He must endeavour to set an example of professional qualities and respect for professional ethics.
Training supervisors remind their trainees of their obligations, in particular the obligation to respect professional secrecy with regard to facts that come to light during the training period.
The training supervisor has authority over his trainee. Disputes between training supervisors and trainees are brought to the attention of the President of the relevant Association Council, with the exception of those relating to university teaching.
The provisions of article R. 4235-37 are applicable to former trainees who have become pharmacists.
The provisions of this subsection apply to dispensing pharmacists and, insofar as they concern them, to pharmacists practising in in-house pharmacies and to those practising in all other organisations authorised to dispense medicinal products.
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