Emilie OLIE PhD,MD

Course and current status

Positions and Employment: 

2010-2016          MD, Lecturer, School of Medicine, University of Montpellier, France.

2012-2013           Associate Member of the Laboratory of Neurosciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland

2014 : PhD thesis, University of Montpellier, France.

2017 : HDR, Accreditation to supervise research (HDR), UNiversity Montpellier, France 

2017- Present      Coordinator of the French Network of Expertise Centers for Bipolar Disorder, Fondamental Foundation, France

2020- Present      Full Professor, Department of Psychiatric Emergency and post acute care,                                                                                Montpellier, France. 

Professional Memberships

2007-2018 :Associated with INSERM U1061 (K.Ritchie, Montpellier)

2012-Present   Coordinator, the Section for Suicides Study, French Association of Biological Psychiatry and                                                                  Neuropharmacology

2016-Present   Member, EPA Section of Suicidology and Suicide Prevention

2017-Present   Member, Section for Neuroimaging, French Association of Biological Psychiatry and                                                                                                       Neuropharmacology

2017-Present   Member, Research Ethic Board, Academic Hospital of Montpellier, France

2018-Present Affiliated to "Environment, Biomarkers and Psychiatry" team , institut Genomaique Fonctionnelle, Montpellier France 

 HONORS 

2007                            Award for Master Project, French Academy of Medecine Award.

2012                            Award for Pain Project, SFETD Institut UPSA (French Society for Study and Treatment of Pain)

2014                            Award for the Best poster communication, European Psychiatric Association.

Scientific summary

Over the last 10 years, Emilie Olie has been involved in research on the vulnerability to suicidal behavior. She is member of  "Environment, Biomarkers and Psychiatry" team at the Institut Genomique Fonctionnelle (France). She conducts studies to better understand processing of psychological and physical pain in suicide attempters, focusing on neuropsychological and functional neuroimaging. In addition, she conducts studies to develop innovative psychotherapeutic strategies in patients with suicidal behavior and/or mood disorders.