Paragraph 3: Terms and conditions of salaried practice

The fact that a masseur-physiotherapist is bound in his professional practice by a contract or statute to an administration, a local authority or any other public or private body in no way detracts from his professional duties and in particular his obligations concerning professional secrecy and the independence of his decisions. Under no circumstances should a masseur-physiotherapist accept any limitation on his independence in his professional practice from his employer….

A salaried masseur-physiotherapist may not, under any circumstances, accept remuneration based on standards of productivity, hourly output or any other provision which would result in the limitation or abandonment of his or her independence or undermine the quality of care.

A masseur-physiotherapist working in a private or public healthcare or prevention service may not use his position to increase his clientele.