Special Medical Conditions

If you wear a pace-maker or any ferromagnetic medical aid (prothesis), please contact the Medical Service before you enter the Experimental Hall.   The Medical Service is situated opposite the Canteen, and is open Monday to Friday from 08h00 to 12h00 and from 13h00 to 17h00, should you need advice or help.
 

Before you leave your country, be sure that you have the following forms:

• E101: If someone is an employee working in two or more countries of the European Economic Area (EEA) they need to apply for form E101. This document certifies that the holder continues to pay social security in his/her country whilst working temporarily in another EU country. This means that the holder will not be required to pay National Insurance or similar contributions in other EEA countries.
  

 Plus either:

• CEAM (European Card for Sickness Benefit): For those persons who will be detached in France for a period not exceeding 1 year, or for the first year of a longer detachment.
  
  or
  

• E106: For those persons who come for a period of over one year, or, in case of an extended work period, the second year.

These documents certify that the holder is temporarily affiliated to the French Social Security and is therefore entitled to medical treatment, partially or entirely reimbursed by the French Social Security, whilst working in France.

Prior to departure, the employer should contact the social security office (International Relations) of his/her country, who will prepare and complete the forms accordingly.

You will be asked to provide them by the French Social Security in case of illness or (works) accident.

Insurance for scientists coming from outside the European Union

You do not need any of the above forms as you are not entitled to a temporary affiliation in France. You should keep all invoices and receipts to give to your own social security and/or private insurance company.

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