Title V: Medical and pharmaceutical staff

The staff of public health establishments include, in addition to hospital staff within the meaning of 6° ofarticle L. 7 of the General Civil Service Code, the teaching and hospital staff mentioned in article L. 952-21 of the Education Code and the staff mentioned in article L. 6147-9 who work there: 1° Doctors, odontologists and pharmacists whose status, which may include specific provisions depending on whether these practitioners devote all…

In addition to the staff mentioned in article L. 6152-1, the staff of public health establishments include students authorised to practise medicine, pharmacy and dentistry on a locum basis. The statutory conditions under which these staff work are laid down by regulation. The terms and conditions for the practice of substitute medicine, pharmacy and dentistry are established by decree, issued after consultation with the National Council of the Order of…

When a hospital practitioner, working in a public health establishment, is hospitalised in one of the establishments mentioned inarticle L. 5 of the General Civil Service Code, the employing establishment will pay, for a maximum period of six months, the cost of hospitalisation not reimbursed by social security bodies, with the exception of the daily hospital charge. In the case of hospitalisation in an establishment other than that in which…

I.-The following apply to the staff mentioned in 1° to 4° ofArticle L. 6152-1: 1° The following provisions of the General Civil Service Code: a) Article L. 115-7 ; b) Article L. 121-3 ; c) Chapter III of Title II of Book I ; d) Sections 2 to 4 of Chapter IV of Title II; e) Article L. 124-26 ; f) Chapter IV of Title III of Book I; 2°…

The legislative and regulatory provisions governing practitioners in public health establishments are applicable to doctors, odontologists and pharmacists recruited in the hospital unit of the Nanterre reception and hospital care centre, defined in article L. 6147-2.

I.-When there is a risk that they will enter into direct competition with the public health establishment in which they were mainly practising, the practitioners mentioned in article L. 6151-1, in 1° of article L. 6152-1 and those mentioned in 2° of the same article L. 6152-1, whose working time is at least 50%, to carry out a paid activity in a private for-profit health establishment, a private practice, a…