Question 10373 — hospital public service

Summary

Ms. Laure Miller draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Action and Public Accounts, responsible for the public service and State reform, to the conditions of access to health executive training in the hospital public service. A nurse wishing to join the healthcare executive corps must obtain prior approval from their superiors to be able to join the Health Executive Training Institute. (IFCS). This authorization conditions not only registration for the entrance exam, but also the financing of the training. However, in other aspects of the civil service, notably the State civil service, agents can freely take competitive examinations for access to the positions of management, principal, inspector, principal attaché, without depending on hierarchical approval. This difference in treatment creates a break of equality between public officials, even though the constitutional principle of equal access to public employment is guaranteed by article 6 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. On the ground, this requirement for hierarchical agreement leads to sometimes arbitrary refusals and slows down professional mobility within the public hospital service. She asks him the Government's intentions regarding an evolution of the system current, in order to guarantee more equitable and transparent access to health executive training, based on merit and independent of any prior authorization from any hierarchy.

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