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Article R6152-606 of the French Public Health Code

For a full-time practitioner, the working week is set at ten half-days per week, but may not exceed forty-eight hours per week, calculated as an average over a period of four months. Night work is counted as two half-days. When the practitioner works part-time, the hourly limit of his service obligations is defined, on the basis of forty-eight hours, in proportion to the half-days included in the contract. When medical…

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Article R6152-607 of the French Public Health Code

Practitioners governed by this section participate in continuity of care or pharmaceutical duty with other practitioners in the establishment, subject to the provisions of article R. 6152-632. In this respect, practitioners attached, in particular : 1° In facilities organised on a continuous basis, work day and night shifts under the conditions defined by the internal regulations and the duty roster; 2° In other structures, they are responsible for daily morning…

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Article R6152-608 of the French Public Health Code

Attached practitioners maintain and improve their knowledge. Their continuing professional development is organised by the plan mentioned in 8° of article R. 6144-1 and within the framework of the territorial policy mentioned in 5° of II of article R. 6132-10-1.

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Article R6152-610 of the French Public Health Code

Attached practitioners are recruited for a contract of a maximum duration of one year, renewable up to a total duration of twenty-four months. When, at the end of each contract, the employment relationship is not continued, the attached practitioner is entitled, by way of additional remuneration, to an allowance intended to compensate for the precariousness of his situation. The amount and conditions of payment of the allowance are set by…

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Article R6152-611 of the French Public Health Code

Attached practitioners are eligible for promotion to the 12th step according to the following terms: 1st step: one year. 2nd step: two years 3rd step: two years. 4th step: two years. 5th step: two years. 6th step: two years. 7th step: two years. 8th step: two years. 9th step: two years. 10th step: three years. 11th step: four years. The attached practitioner may be recruited at the step he/she has…

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Article R6152-612 of the French Public Health Code

Attached practitioners receive, after service has been rendered: 1° Monthly emoluments varying according to the grade of the person concerned and the length of the weekly hospital service obligations; these emoluments are set by order of the ministers responsible for the budget, health and social security; they are revalued in the same way as civil service salaries by order of the minister responsible for health; 2° Indemnities and allowances, the…

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Article D6152-612-1 of the French Public Health Code

The allowances mentioned in 2° of article R. 6152-612 are : 1° hardship allowances corresponding to the time worked, as part of the weekly service obligations, at night, on Saturday afternoons, Sundays and public holidays ; 2° Flat-rate allowances for any additional time worked, on a voluntary basis, over and above the weekly service obligations; 3° Allowances corresponding to standby duty and to the travel to which it may give…

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Article R6152-613 of the French Public Health Code

Attached practitioners are entitled to : 1° Annual leave, the duration of which is defined on the basis of twenty-five working days, in proportion to their weekly service obligations; 2° Reduced working time leave, the duration of which is defined in proportion to weekly service obligations under the conditions defined in article R. 6152-801; 3° To days of recuperation for periods of additional working time, standby duty and travel on…

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Article R6152-614 of the French Public Health Code

Attached practitioners who work less than three half-days per week in one or more establishments are entitled to two working days’ training leave per year. Attached practitioners who work at least three half-days per week in one or more establishments are entitled to six working days’ training leave per year. Attached practitioners who work full-time, i.e. ten half-days per week, are entitled to eight working days’ training leave per year….

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Article R6152-615 of the French Public Health Code

In the event of a duly confirmed illness, attested by a medical certificate, which makes it impossible for the attached practitioner to work, he/she is automatically placed on leave by decision of the director of the establishment. After one year’s service or as soon as they are appointed if they are former university senior registrar – hospital assistant, former university hospital assistant, former university hospital assistant – hospital assistant, dental…

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