Question 25532 — health professions

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Mr. Jean-Pierre Door draws the attention of the Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation to the progress of the reform of access to studies and training of psychomotor therapists. In fact, training as a psychomotor therapist is currently accessible through a competitive examination reserved for holders of a baccalaureate and is prepared after three years in school. It is certified by the state diploma of psychomotor therapist. However, in 2018, the Government presented a so-called universityization project consisting of a progressive integration of health and paramedical training (nursing, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychomotor skills, etc.) at universities. The Ministry of Higher Education has decided to integrate psychomotor training institutes (IFP) and candidates for psychomotor studies into the platform from 2020. Parcoursup orientation as well as the elimination of the entrance exam to psychomotor school. The written and oral tests will thus be replaced by a selection on file. Due to the absence of real consultation with professionals, and the concern expressed by them and by candidates for psychomotor therapist training, he asks for details on the management of the hasty transition at the start of 2020 of a system to another. He also asks him to be informed on the modalities of the future admission system, the quality of the selection for entry into the first year, the duration of studies and the “re-engineering” of the training in order to better adapt it to the current patient base of the psychomotor therapist.

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