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Article R6153-93 of the French Public Health Code

Army hospital interns in training are called “junior doctors” when completing phase 3, known as the consolidation phase, mentioned in article R. 632-20 of the Education Code, and “interns” when completing the phases mentioned in article R. 6193-2. In application of the provisions of I of article R. 632-49 and of article R. 632-54 of the Education Code, interns and assistants in army hospitals are assigned by the Minister of…

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Article R6153-93-1 of the French Public Health Code

The director general of the university hospital centre to which the candidate is attached will inform the director of the Val-de-Grâce School of the disciplinary proceedings he has decided to initiate against the army hospital intern or assistant and will send him the candidate’s file. A representative of the armed forces health service may attend meetings of the disciplinary board in an advisory capacity. When a sanction has been pronounced…

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Article R6153-94 of the French Public Health Code

Student doctors, pharmacists and dental surgeons of the Armed Forces Health Service Schools who are hospital students remain subject to their status and continue to receive their pay. Without prejudice to compliance with the obligations laid down by the general status of military personnel and the specific provisions laid down in this chapter, the following shall apply: a) To student doctors, the provisions of section 2 of this chapter, with…

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Article R6153-95 of the French Public Health Code

For the application of the sixth paragraph of article R. 6153-47, student doctors in the armed forces health service schools may complete : 1° Either a training period chosen on their own initiative, with the joint agreement of the director of the medical training and research unit, the director of their training establishment and the commanding officer of the Armed Forces Medical School, during which they retain their status as…

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Article R6153-96 of the French Public Health Code

For the application of articles R. 6153-57, R. 6153-71, R. 6153-88 and R. 6153-89 to student doctors, dental surgeons or pharmacists in the armed forces health service schools, the armed forces health service receives the file of the person concerned from the director of the establishment to which he is assigned and the representative of this service is involved in examining the situation. The Commandant of the Armed Forces Medical…

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Article R6153-98 of the French Public Health Code

Hospital students in maieutics, undergoing in-depth training during the two years of the second cycle, participate, under the conditions defined by this section, in inpatient and outpatient activities. In this capacity, they have the status of public servants. In particular, they are bound by professional secrecy and the obligation of professional discretion with regard to all facts, information or documents of which they become aware in the course of their…

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Article D6153-99 of the French Public Health Code

During the second cycle, including the annual leave provided for in article R. 6153-106, hospital students in maieutics complete practical training, including several placements. Hospital students in maieutics have the possibility of completing a period of study abroad under agreements concluded by the training structure, as well as a research placement as part of a personalised programme. If they repeat the second cycle, they must complete a further twelve months…

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Article R6153-101 of the French Public Health Code

Hospital maieutics students take part in in-patient and out-patient activities under the responsibility of the referring practitioner designated by the person in charge of teaching at the place of placement in the host structure. They carry out the tasks and procedures assigned to them by the referring practitioner.

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