#SFHH2617325AHealth Students Allowed to Work as Medical Call Regulation Assistants
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This order updates the rules on which health students can be temporarily employed by health establishments to help handle medical call regulation in SAMU centre 15 call centers and the health access service. It covers medical, pharmacy, and midwifery students who have completed the second year of the first cycle, as well as nursing students admitted to the third year. Hospitals and emergency call services can use this pool of students outside their formal training pathway to support call-handling operations.
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Key Changes
- Allows certain health students to work temporarily as medical call regulation assistants.
- Adds medical, pharmacy, and midwifery students who have completed the second year of the first cycle.
- Includes nursing students who have been admitted to the third year.
Obligations
What this law requires
Health establishments may temporarily employ health students as medical regulation assistants in SAMU CRRA centre 15 and SAS call-regulation activities only outside the students’ formal training pathway and only if the students fall within the listed eligible categories.
When employing medical students for temporary assistant medical regulation activities in SAMU CRRA centre 15 or SAS services, health establishments must ensure the student has validated the second year of the first cycle of medical studies.
When employing pharmacy students for temporary assistant medical regulation activities in SAMU CRRA centre 15 or SAS services, health establishments must ensure the student has validated the second year of the first cycle of pharmacy studies.
When employing midwifery students for temporary assistant medical regulation activities in SAMU CRRA centre 15 or SAS services, health establishments must ensure the student has validated the second year of the first cycle of midwifery studies.
When employing nursing students for temporary assistant medical regulation activities in SAMU CRRA centre 15 or SAS services, health establishments must ensure the student has been admitted to the third year of nursing studies.