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Article R4311-41-4 of the French Public Health Code

A nurse wishing to obtain a European professional card pursuant to Article L. 4002-2 submits his or her application electronically, together with supporting documents, to a regional directorate for youth, sport and social cohesion designated by order of the Minister for Health. The latter sends the individual electronic file, created in the internal market information system referred to in II of Article 1 of Order No 2016-1809 of 22 December…

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Article R4311-41-5 of the French Public Health Code

I.-An application for a European professional card, accompanied by supporting documents, must be submitted by a nurse to the competent authority of a Member State of the European Union or party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, with a view to practising the profession of nurse in France or providing services there. The competent authority of the applicant’s Member State or Party of origin sends the application electronically…

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Article R4311-41-6 of the French Public Health Code

An order by the Minister for Health sets out : 1° The list of supporting documents accompanying the application for a European professional card, including in particular the conditions under which missing documents are required and translation obligations ; 2° The procedures for updating the electronic files of nurses holding a European professional card, pursuant to Article 4 of the aforementioned Order No. 2016-1809 of 22 December 2016.

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Article D4311-45 of the French Public Health Code

The State diploma of nurse anaesthetist is awarded by the regional prefect to holders of the State diploma of nurse or of another qualification enabling them to practise this profession or to holders of the State diploma of midwife or of another qualification enabling them to practise this profession who, after passing the admission tests, have attended and validated the theoretical and practical courses as well as the work placements…

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Article D4311-46 of the French Public Health Code

Nurses who hold the certificate of aptitude for the duties of anaesthetist assistant created by the decree of 9 April 1960 or who hold the State diploma of nurse anaesthetist may use the title of State-qualified nurse anaesthetist, to the exclusion of any other designation.

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Article D4311-47 of the French Public Health Code

The duration of the preparatory studies for the award of the State diploma of nurse anaesthetist is two years. The following are set by order of the Minister of Health: 1° The conditions for student admission ; 2° The programme and organisation of studies ; 3° The procedures for granting exemptions from study requirements; 4° The procedures for validating courses and placements with a view to awarding the State diploma.

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Article D4311-49 of the French Public Health Code

The diplôme d’Etat de puéricultrice is awarded by the préfet de région to holders of a nursing or midwifery diploma validated for the practice of the profession in France, who have passed the competitive entrance examination, followed a training course and validated the theoretical and practical teaching as well as the work placements that make up the training.

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Article D4311-50 of the French Public Health Code

The following are set by order of the Minister for Health: 1° The conditions for student admission ; 2° The duration of studies, the training programme and the organisation of teaching; 3° The procedures for granting exemptions from teaching requirements; 4° The procedures for validating courses and placements with a view to awarding the State diploma.

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