Why choose Foch Hospital?

With 2,000 staff members (including 300 doctors) and 600 beds, Foch Hospital is one of the most effective and renowned non-profit university-hospitals with a public service mission in France.

Foch Hospital indeed provides a wide range of treatments to adult patients in almost all of the medical and surgical domains and commits to education and research, while paying crucial attention to patient care, including through the investment in cutting-edge medical technology.

Foch Hospital stands out from the French medical offer by being the leader in the field of neurosurgery, thoracic surgery, gynaecology, urology, anaesthesia, ICU, internal medicine and oncology through innovative treatments.

Training at Foch Hospital is covered by:

• 50% of ward heads at Foch Hospital who also are University professors

• 1 nursing school with 60 students per promotion

• 1 midwifery school with 28 students per class

• 1 continuing education institute, “Foch Santé Formation”

• 1 simulation training platform of 600 m2

What kind of trainings do we deliver?

Foch Hospital can offer the following training configurations but also create tailor-made programmes in French and English, depending on your needs.

Master classes generally lasting between 1 and 2 days and for a maximum of around 25 trainees, allowing our experts to have direct exchanges with the attendees. Master classes are generally focused on theory but they can be coupled with a visit or observation training within a specific service of the hospital.

Observation trainings in immersion in our services. Usually, identified specialists/tutors from our hospital can accompany trainees during their stay.

Seminars: seminars can be co-animated or delivered by our staff.

Simulation classes: We have a simulation centre which consists in 600M2 of rooms and technical platform equipped with high-fidelity mannequins, medical fluids and dedicated video system.

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