G-1.021 - Act respecting the governance of the health and social services system

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245. The deed by which the president and executive director appoints a physician or dentist must contain provisions concerning
(1)  the status and privileges that will be granted to the physician or dentist at the moment specified in the second paragraph of section 248;
(2)  the period for which the status and privileges will be granted;
(3)  the nature and scope of the medical or dental activities that the physician or dentist will be allowed to engage in within the institution;
(4)  the obligations attached to the enjoyment of the privileges; and
(5)  the distribution, if applicable, of the physician’s or dentist’s tasks relating to clinical activity, to research and to teaching.
The privileges granted under subparagraph 1 of the first paragraph are granted for all of the institution’s facilities; however, the physician or dentist having the privileges must exercise their profession mainly in the facilities listed in the deed of appointment.
The status and privileges are granted for a period of 12 to 48 months. However, where the appointment is intended solely to provide for the temporary replacement of a physician or dentist who already has duly granted status and privileges, the appointment is valid only for the duration of the absence or inability to practise of the physician or dentist being replaced.
2023, c. 34, s. 245.