Title VI: Military health professionals

Military healthcare professionals covered by the provisions of article L. 4138-2 of the Defence Code receive, at the time of registration provided for in article L. 4061-1 of this Code, a certificate issued by the Minister for Defence, the content and conditions of validity of which are set by order of the latter. The authentication of signatures required for certain administrative formalities is carried out by the same Minister.

For military health professionals and military students covered by the provisions of article L. 4138-2 of the Defence Code, the competent administrative authority mentioned in articles L. 1453-10, L. 1453-12 and L. 1453-14 of this Code is the Minister of Defence. For the application of the provisions of articles R. 1453-13 to R. 1453-19, R. 4113-109 and R. 4113-110 to these professionals and students, the Minister for Defence exercises the…

When a military healthcare professional applies for the European professional card provided for in article L. 4002-2, the Minister for Defence exercises the powers devolved to the Association Council by articles R. 4222-9, R. 4311-41-4 and R. 4321-32. The orders of the Minister for Health mentioned in articles R. 4222-11, R. 4311-41-6 and R. 4321-32-2 are applicable to military health professionals, subject, where applicable, to the specific provisions adopted by…

When an association council or a regional health agency is informed that a military health professional mentioned in article R. 4061-1 is registered on the roll of an association or on one of the lists of professionals maintained by a regional health agency, in breach of the provisions of article L. 4061-1, the roll or list is updated without delay by removing the health professional concerned from the list. The…

The military healthcare professional may submit the file required for registration on the roll of the relevant professional association or for registration with a regional health agency within three months prior to the date on which he/she ceases to be covered by the provisions of article L. 4138-2 of the Defence Code. The decision of the Minister of Defence mentioning this date is attached to the file. Inclusion on the…

When a health professional registered on the roll of a professional association or registered with a regional health agency is likely to come under the provisions of article L. 4138-2 of the Defence Code, he must apply to be removed from the roll of the association to which he belongs or from the list maintained by the regional health agency. The request, sent by any means that provides a date…

The information requested by the Armed Forces Medical Corps, the professional association or the regional health agency concerned pursuant to I or II of article L. 4061-4 shall be sent within a maximum of two months from the date of the request for communication. Failing this, the Armed Forces Medical Corps, the Association or the Agency will be deemed not to have any information calling into question the ability of…

The armed forces health service and the regional health orders or agencies concerned shall immediately communicate to each other any information relating to health professionals of which they become aware after the exchanges referred to in article R. 4061-7, when such information reveals a danger to the safety or health of patients.

The information referred to in article L. 4061-4 includes in particular: 1° Information relating to any disciplinary, professional or criminal sanctions imposed on the healthcare professional, as well as any appeals lodged by the latter against these decisions; 2° Information relating to the existence of a definitive discharge provided for in 4° of article L. 4139-14 of the Defence Code or a leave of absence as provided for in 1°…

For the application of III of article L. 4061-4, the armed forces health service, the professional orders and the regional health agencies shall inform each other of the measures taken. The person concerned shall be informed.