Separate Problems Associated with the Right to Work of Healthcare Professionals (Part Two)

The constitutional right to work belongs to the basic economic rights of a person and a citizen in the Russian Federation. The right to work in many types of activities is limited. For medical professionals, such restrictions are primarily educational qualifications and accreditation of a specialist. In the second part of the article, an analysis of the legislation concerning the accreditation of a specialist, the correlation of the concept of “accreditation” with other understandings of this term available in Russian laws, as well as the legality of the suspension of a medical worker from work, equating their failure to obtain accreditation with the suspension of a special right. This part of the article continues the analysis of the laws in force in the Russian Federation, acts of federal executive authorities on the issues under consideration. As a result of scientific discussions, proposals have been prepared to amend the legislative acts of the country, which will allow persons intending to carry out medical activities to exercise their right to work in full, with clear and unambiguous requirements, including in terms of confirming qualifications.