Junior doctors practising medicine, pharmacy or odontology in a public health establishment on a locum basis are, in the context of this activity, subject to the provisions of articles D. 6152-356 and D. 6152-357.
Junior doctors authorised to practise medicine, pharmacy or dentistry as locums in a private health establishment are recruited under a private law contract and are subject to the provisions of the French Labour Code.
The director of the health establishment in which the replacement is to take place will request authorisation for the replacement from the competent regulatory authority. As soon as he receives the authorisation decision, he immediately informs the director of the establishment to which the junior doctor is assigned.
Replacements are carried out outside the service obligations of the junior doctor and outside the safety breaks from which he benefits under IV of article R. 6153-2.
The junior doctor may not work as a replacement in the entity in which he or she is being hosted as a trainee.
The terms and conditions for the application of this sub-section are specified, unless otherwise stipulated, by joint order of the Ministers of Health and Higher Education and the Minister of Defence.
Notwithstanding article R. 6153-1-28, the terms of application of articles R. 6153-1-22 to D. 6153-1-27 are specified by order of the ministers responsible for health, the economy and the civil service.
I. – This sub-section applies to students who complete phase 1 of the third cycle of medical studies, or pharmacy studies for students enrolled in medical biology and hospital pharmacy or odontology studies for students enrolled in oral surgery, phase 2 of the third cycle of medical studies, or pharmacy studies for students enrolled in medical biology and hospital pharmacy or odontology studies for students enrolled in oral surgery, and…
On-the-job training and the half-day of off-the-job training mentioned in 1° of III of article R. 6153-2 may not exceed forty-eight hours per seven-day period, calculated as an average over the quarter.
I.-A provisional nominative duty roster organises the time to be spent by the intern in training and outside training. The practitioner in charge of the host unit, in conjunction with the specialty coordinator, draws up the roster in accordance with the rules set out in article R. 6153-2. This roster is then approved on a monthly basis by the director of the host structure or the university hospital centre to…
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