Question 10442 — health professions

Summary

Mr. Philippe Fait questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People about the absence of obligation of service for doctors at the end of the validation period of the post EVC course (knowledge verification tests). Currently, when a foreign doctor obtains authorization to practice in France (registration with the Order of Physicians) at the end of the consolidation period (minimum two years) following the EVC competition, no obligation to serve is imposed on the winners in relation to the public health establishment which contributed to their reception and training. This situation poses real difficulties for public hospitals, which invest in the integration and support of these doctors and which, once obtaining authorization to register with the order, often see these professionals leave for other structures, or even towards the private sector. In a context of strong tension on medical resources, particularly in local hospitals and under-resourced areas, this situation appears all the more problematic. It goes against the logic of attractiveness and stabilization of medical teams in public establishments. He therefore asks whether the Government plans to condition the obtaining of authorization to exercise in France a public service commitment for a minimum period within the establishment which accompanied their training, like other existing systems for certain health professions.

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