Law 43 of 2003.

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  • TypeLaw
  • 43
  • Date2003

Summary.

The law regulates the professional practice of medical interns and residents during their training at accredited and authorized teaching institutions.

What it covers.

  • The categories of medical intern and medical resident.
  • Financial entitlements and duties during training.
  • Regulation of teaching programs.

Who it applies to.

  • Medical interns.
  • Medical residents.
  • Ministry of Health (Ministerio de Salud).

Key points.

  1. It recognizes the categories of medical intern and medical resident and sets the training, authorization and supervision requirements for each.Art. 1
  2. It entitles medical interns and residents to the remuneration, financial benefits and compensation established by applicable legislation according to their duties.Art. 2
  3. The Executive Branch (Órgano Ejecutivo), through the Ministry of Health (Ministerio de Salud), develops the rights and duties of medical interns and residents under their teaching programs.Art. 3
  4. It subjects medical interns and residents to the medical profession's Code of Ethics.Art. 4
  5. It directs the Executive Branch, through the Ministry of Health, to regulate aspects of training, including entry, admission, shifts, evaluation and leave.Art. 5
  6. It assigns regulation of the law to the Executive Branch through the Ministry of Health.Art. 6